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06-07-2002, 04:08 AM
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Ok, I've got a young female Uromastyx living with my 2 year old Male. She is about half his size. I was wondering if it were possible for her to get pregnant being so young. I havn't seen him trying anything with her, but I don't know. So I guess my question is, is she like a snake and not willing to mate till mature, or will she go at it whenever. Thanks,
Chris.
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id do some research on it i honestly dont know too much about uros.. but as far as i know they should be ok
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I used to keep alot of Uros. I BELIEVE (not possative or even sure [img]modules/Forum/images/smiles/icon_smile.gif[/img] ) that they will breed a little too early but produce nonviable eggs. This may also stunt her growth. Laying eggs takes alot out of a lizard.
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Uro' require a slow period of decreased photoperiod, temperature, and intake and expulsion of certian dietary groups. This stimulates the mateing process but takeing a captive reptile of almost no water intake to 65-70 degrees farenheit instead of it's usuall 120 degrees can be very stressfull.
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Psst... hey Red... this thread is a little old....
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