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KaylaEliuk

KaylaEliuk

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But do very large breeders brumate some snakes at the wrong time of year so that they have babies pretty much year-round?
My snake is very very small to be a yearling, and while he was underfed at the place I got him, and he could have been a non-eater at the start, I just wondered.
Just wondered if it was something that was possible and if it happens
 
It is possible. Sometimes babies out of a second clutch can hatch late in the year as well. So even if they are considered a 2013 they really may only be a few months old.
 
One large breeder brumates on the opposite schedule of everyone else, so he has hatchlings way before the others. I think almost everyone likes to have a break from hatchlings- that would be a lot of work to have breeding in various phases going on year round.
 
That's Gourmet Rodents. I know they import "farmed" ball pythons to supplement what they breed.
 
I appreciate the info. I was just wondering if that was something that is done. My little one could have been from a double clutch or even a non-feeder for the first while
 
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