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breeding tips

cajunreptiles

cajunreptiles

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New to breeding and not sure about it just yet maybe another year or 2 till i really make a decision. First question how old should cornsnake be before breeding. Whats a good healthy weight for the female to make sure she will not have problems. Can you breed the smae offsprings together or should you keep them apart? Can babies stay together is so how many and how long and how big should the setup be? thanks in adavance for any advice.
 
- Some people breed their female Corns at age 2 but it is best to wait until they are at least 3 yrs. old. Male can be approx. 2 yrs old.
- Female should be at least 300 grams prior to breeding.
- You can breed the same offspring together. Inbreeding is okay but there should be some outcrossing done as well.
- Hatchlings should not be kept together.
 
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