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| meesh505 |
Posted - 18/09/2010 : 14:30:23
Hiya, stupid question but hey lol
My local pet shop said they have HATCHLINGS available, i asked how old they are and he said 6 mnths!!
How old can a HATCHLING be? Im very surprised that a 6mth old snake would still be classed as a HATCHLING?!
Can someone shed some light on this please?
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| kdlang |
Posted - 21/09/2010 : 20:57:22
I call my butters the babies even tho they are a year old. It gets confusing cos I now call dangerous my baby as he is a young hatchling |
| josh9961 |
Posted - 21/09/2010 : 18:32:32
Mine are hatchlings until I go "Blimey you've grown!" (: |
| meesh505 |
Posted - 21/09/2010 : 15:41:24
Thats me reserved one, its an nicely marked Anerythristic corn, 6 mnth old, not sure of the sex yet but they are going to check that and let me know! Not fussed either way just wanted to know! Just need to get everyhting ready for him/her and then can go pick it up! |
| eeji |
Posted - 20/09/2010 : 19:38:25
i'm still in the habit of calling my keepers from 09 'hatchlings' :S |
| meesh505 |
Posted - 18/09/2010 : 16:48:37
Thats good then, will hopefully get over next week to pick one and reserve it till the tank is ready!
Thanks again everyone!!
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| Sta~ple |
Posted - 18/09/2010 : 15:37:55
Maybe they still class them as hatchling as I think the next size up is yearlings. You could call them babies if you wanted to.
Edit: wow thoses posts weren't there when I was writing XD |
| gmac |
Posted - 18/09/2010 : 15:36:34
what else would you call them, the next step up is yearlings, and as the name suggests they would be at least a year old for that, suppose you could call them 2010's  |
| gingerpony |
Posted - 18/09/2010 : 15:35:22
hatchling...yearling...sub-adult...adult...
and in there 'juvenile' covers the first three terms |
