veenarm
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no jungles here yet?
Trust me mine are trying
no jungles here yet?
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Stunning girl mate!!! shes looking huge!!!
Here's another female olive looking very swollen.
Cheers
How many gravid olives do you have James?! I hope you have a very large incubator. I wouldn't fancy taking their eggs away if they got cranky - what a nightmare!
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Stunning girl mate!!! shes looking huge!!!
Here's another female olive looking very swollen.
Cheers
Thanks James
Curious to know how old your Olive girl is and at what age did they start breeding for you?
Thanks James
Curious to know how old your Olive girl is and at what age did they start breeding for you?
1st pic- shes 7yrs, 2nd pic- shes 15+yrs and 3rd pic- shes 11yrs. The youngest that i have had a female lay a fertile clutch is 4yrs and males seem to be able to get the job done at 3yrs. I think with breeding olives it all comes down to your male and i also like to use two males to one female(not at the same time of course)
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Thanks for the response and info James, so many conflicting responses out there when it comes to the correct age of breeding Olives. I've heard as early as 2.5 years for the female, which I find a bit hard to believe.
2.5 years is fine if you have kept a Morelia feeding well, but I can't imagine it for an olive. Nice to see such a lovely teenage 'girl' pregnant as your second one, James.
Olives can and will mate successfully at 2.5yrs with their eggs hatching at 3yrs. I have done this with both normal and albino olives with out any problems and with all fertile eggs no slugs. I only ever use one male to acheive this.
If kept right olives are a very easy snake to breed.
You seem to be keeping them right james, as you seem to have no trouble breeding them, well done.
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