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How Old Can a Corn Start?
- Thread starter MilesHerp
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RobbiesCornField
Bring it on.
Read Kathy Love's book. Or Don Soderburg's. Or the FAQ section of this forum. They all have great in depth answers to that very question.
ComoxCorn
Pssst...Got Corn??
I'm curious, does Don Soderberg know your using his Creamsicle Okeetee pic as your avatar? If not, perhaps you should ask his permission.
http://www.cornsnake.net/gallery.php?catid=2&id=58
http://www.cornsnake.net/gallery.php?catid=2&id=58
carnivorouszoo
Crazy Critter Lady
Females: 3 years, 300 grams at least 3 feet.
Males: 2 years, 200 grams, at least 2 feet.
All you had to do to find that was search for "breeding size" in the on site search function.
carnivorouszoo
Crazy Critter Lady
I don't think those books give different answers, and niether will anyone here. For healthier animals with lower risks to their health the 3 rule for females and 2 rule for males is the best for when to start. And when in doubt wait another year. Better safe than a dead female from eggbinding right?