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please help genetics

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showdownmetal

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i have a female normal and a male anery. well.... i know the anery is a male but not sure about the normal (too big for pop method). can anyone tell me what ill get if i breed them. theyre a year old and going to hybernate soon. also send a pic of how fat they should be. im not sure if theyre big enough to hybernate.
thanks.
 
by the way

btw there roughly 2 and a half feet long and the female is around the size of a quarter around the largest part. the male is the same length but a little thinner.
 
if there are no known hets u will get normals het anery. 2. just bring them to an expo or local breeder if any and get it probed to find the sex. 3. 1 year old is way too young to breed them... but you can still hybernate them thats a personal prefrence.
 
showdownmetal said:
i was told you can breed them after hibernation if theyre big enough.
how big do they have to be?
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First of all, it's brumation, not hybernation.

Secondly, your snakes are nowhere near big enough to be breeding. The generally accepted rules are 3 years/3 feet/300grams.
 
Joejr14 said:
First of all, it's brumation, not hybernation.

Secondly, your snakes are nowhere near big enough to be breeding. The generally accepted rules are 3 years/3 feet/300grams.
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yea wat he said.
 
Could be wrong but I thought that brumation was used for cold blooded animals and hybernation for warm blooded animals
 
Brumation- A state similar to hibernation in which a reptile dramatically reduces its food intake although it may still drink. Both hibernation and brumation are a response to cold weather but in brumation the animal responds & does not exhibit the extreme torpor of a hibernating animal.
 
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