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Pueblan milk breeding size

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Brandonmarsh29

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Hi all just wanted to ask what a good size for a female pueblan to reach would be to breed? I know that they are smaller than the getulas I am used to but I have a pair of Pueblans I would like to breed. They are about 30" right now and about 2 yrs old so is this a good place to start? I usually wait til about 3 yrs.
 
Hi Brandon. Did you cool them this winter? If not, I wouldn't rush it. They will benefit from the extra year that is for sure. Good luck with them

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Thank you very much! No I ain't cooled em this year cuz I know ppl sometimes breed they colubrids @ 2 yrs old and alotta times my animals are pretty good size by then but I just feel better waiting til they are 3. By then they are pretty close to full grown plus they've had that extra year I feel their bodies are better equipped. I don't like to rush them either I never power feed or anything either. Anyway so they are going to be my first milk snakes as far as breeding and I hav never seen a pueblan over 40" and usually closer to the 34-36" range and so I just wanted to get a feel for what to shoot for. Thank you for your help.
O BTW love the pic too! I'd love to start sharing too but my Nokia window phone has other plans as far as posting pics haha
 
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