Don's Massive Garter

[ssssnakeluvr]

Yes, this was her first litter...she had 18.

[David]

I had a 25" garter give birth to 51 healthy neonates. I currently have a 36" female ready to burst. Alot has to do with genetics, health, and age. The 25" female was much younger than this 36" female. Although this 36" was eating Bullfrogs the size of my fist, she may give birth to a small litter because of her age, maybe not, she is ready to burst. David

[ssssnakeluvr]

also depends on the species....plains have huge litters. some western species have bigger babies and smaller litters...wanderings average 12-14 babies...all around 7-8 inches. easterns have smaller babies, but many more and smaller.

[David]

Your right, the field work I've been doing for the Bureau of Endangered resources here in Wi. shows Butleri have small litters and decent size neonates, We jokingly refer to the Butlers here as Little rosy Boas mostly because of their build. David

[enigma200316]

I say 25 just a nice number!!!!!

[drache]

I say 25 just a nice number!!!!!

you do know I hope that she popped a while back and that the winning guess was from a european member who decided to leave the prize with Don as a forum mascot, called Cariad, updated on this thread:
http://www.thamnophis.com/forum/gene...ad-mascot.html