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Hi ppl , it's Gouk, I just have a question about cornsnakes breeding.
I just wanted to know if my female is ready for it, she's 3fts long and 2 year old.
My male is 3 years old ans 4.5fts long.
So i would like ur opinion about it.
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From what I have read, the sizes are about right, but they probably won't breed until next year. I myself personally would aloow the female a little more growth time. The larger the female, the more healthy eggas she can produce. I like for females (of all species) to mature a bit before the highly demanding task of reproducing is set upon them.
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yah, I agree with that statement Lisa made,

when you breed a female at a smaller size/ or a younger age, they use food resources that follow to regain what they lost during gestation and egg laying, the females will slow in growth sometimes.

If you wait a good 3-4 years and feed her well and get her bit bigger, she will end up being a better breeder , and recover much easier from the egg laying process.
That takes an enormous amount of energy,
if you have a female that lays eggs in mid to late summer, you only have a few months to get body weight back up to pre wintering level, in order to ensure that she does well over the winter resting period, if you are giving her one.
I personally havent hibernated a snake in 3 years, and get fertile eggs every year, so hibernation may not be absolutely necessary depending on species of snake.
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