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Growth potential after maturity

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I was reading a study about the difference between size at maturity and maximum size. Many snakes continue to have significant growth after reaching breeding age.

Have any of you noticed this in your collections? I have a 5.5 ft individual that bred for the first time this year at 3 years of age.

Growth obviously slows after maturity...but my question is.... how much growth potential is left since there is a definitive difference between mature size and maximum size.
 
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