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Breeding Hondurans

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Hi All,
I was wondering at what size is it best, or healthiest, to breed Hondurans. I have a 01' female and a 02' male. The female is about 3 1/2 feet long, and the male is about 2 feet. I was told that 4 feet is the best length, but I was also told that weight matters more then length. Which one of these should I go by, or should I combine both? One more question. What is the best temperature to hibernate them at, 55 degrees Fahrenheit? Thanks for all the info and help.

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Walter
 
I'm not an expert, but I'll try to answer your questions...
You should brumate the hondurans for about 2-3 months. Temps can be 55-60, but I've heard that the temp isn't as important as just being off feed and having less daylight exposure.
As for weight, I think 350g is what they say the minimum is. I usually shoot for at least 500g. The male's size/weight doesn't matter as much, as long as he'll do the job (which usually correlates to a length of 3'+).
Paul Weaver
 
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