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What's a good breeder size for emoryi?

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Title says it all. What is a good breeder size for Great Plains Rat Snakes? I recently got a pair that are a lil over 3ft. Will that work or no? I am more familiar with kings, milks and hognose.
Your information will be greatly appreciated it!


-Jordan
 
I breed corns which are rats so :) I try to wait til they are atleast 3 years old, 3 feet long and atleast 350 grams. Some will say 300 grams but the females put so much into eggs that I think they come back better if they weigh abit more. Also, make sure they arent fat (fat hips) means usually not as well muscle toned and may have a harder time laying.

Good luck :)
 
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