Snake Ages and Lengths and Weights

[Crazy_Snake08]

Hi everybody,

Just a question in relation to age, weight and length. I know there will be lots of different answers out there, hence why I'm asking the question, to get some sort of average.

I know every snake is different, hence, the type of snake I'm interested are Coastal and/or Darwin Carpets.

What I want to know is: WHAT ARE THE AVERAGE WEIGHT AND LENGTHS AT AGE ONE, AGE TWO, AGE THREE AND AGE FOUR AND ANYTHING FROM AGE FIVE AND UP?

Any and all input would be great.

Thanks,
Settle

[dragon lady]

i think its about feeding technique.......so size will vary to age

some feed 1x pr wk.........others every 3-5 days
depends on what results your after

maybe better off...saying...by weekly feeding or by other?
im new at the snake thing.......thats the way i see it

[Crazy_Snake08]

Didn't think of the aspect dragonlady.

Let's say feeding once to twice week???

[DanTheReptileMan]

Feeding my 5 month old coastal once a week, is about 65-70cm long and last time I weighed her just over a week ago she was 55 grams

[Kathryn_]

My yearling's about 90cm, no idea what she weighs. However, she was a holdback due to not eating too well when she was a hatchie, so she's likely on the small side for her age.

Coastals should be fully grown at about three or four, and the average is about three metres, though some stay around two and a half and some get up to three and a half.

[Crazy_Snake08]

Thanks guys and girls. It's just that someone asked me the other day the stat's on snakes at various ages and it depends on lots of things, but I wanted a rough average on things.

Anymore info would be great from current snakes weight and ages and lengths (from hatchlings to adults)...especailly from snake lovers that keep constant records on their snakes.

[CHONDROS]

I have sum 7 months old 70-80cm 150-185g and one that is 210g

[CHONDROS]

and 3 years old 4-5 kl