HUGE 2010 cinny female?(UPDATE)

One of my cinny females hatched out on 8/20/10 and as of Friday was 1,588 grams empty. She has been fed on a normal schedule(1x weekly), and has literally never missed a meal. Just for reference, my 2010 mojo female, who I bought from the same guy, hatched out 2 days earlier and is weighing in at 904 grams...which I'm also quite pleased with. The only difference in their feeding schedules is that about 2 months ago, the cinny's feeding response soared off the charts. So I bumped her feeding up to every 5 days since then-and it still seems like she'd gladly eat more. To me, this seems like she's preparing herself for breeding, and I'm fully confident that she can carry a clutch no problem. What, if any, experience does anyone have in breeding a particularly young girl? I'm gonna hold off on her until she hits 1,700+ grams , which at her growth rate, should be in no time.

I had 2 female sibling yellowbelly's from Aug. 2009 go this past season that started breeding in late January at 17 months old and dropped eggs just before they hit 2 years old.
The smaller girl was 1400 grams and the larger girl was 1750 grams before growing follicles.
Feed them well now and if they go they'll reward you with nice white eggies.
I would suggest waiting until January before introducing males.

Definitely waiting till January, no need to rush her. Plus, I want to put a few more grams on my male pastel butter poss het hypo before I decide whether to pair her with him or a hypo mojo.

I had a female that hit 18 months on January 2011 right before her first introduction. She laid 5 perfect eggs in August and no slugs. Everything went great.

I have a normal girl who was born at the same time and she is right around 1900 grms, she is my best eater by far and at times has cleaned up a few leftovers. I plan to pair her shortly.

My 2 2010 Het Caramel Poss Het Hypo girls are both over 1500g and still eating like crazy...I can barely get the rat in the tub before they grab it. I'm planning on pairing them with my Hypo Poss Het Caramel male late this season. I feel like if they're not ready they won't get gravid...

Oh, and they've been on a 5 day feeding schedule for a few months now since they were acting so hungry (and I only feed live so I don't feed huge rats).

So I started pairing her up in mid January, and as of now, she's about a week from laying, which will put her at just over 21 months. Pretty sure she'll be dropping 5 eggs.

nice cinny rob, throw some pics and weights after she drops

Thanks Brendon, will do!

She was a few days late, but last night gave me 7 nice eggs(don't know how I missed 2) totaling 708 grams. Her post lay weight is 1,256 grams.