I bought a Caatinga back in in August/ maybe the beginning of September. It seems to be a bit of a slow grower. Right now it measures about 2'75 inches, but is plump and healthy. It also appears to be a male. Anyway, does anyone know how big Caatinga's get? I have a huge female Cranwell's and that was about 4 and a half inches just a few months after I got it.
In pretty sure I saw one hopping down the street w a license plate. so I'm pretty sure at least 1100 lbs.' wait... maybe that was a car... I can't remember..
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sorry I'm not sure. i think prob close to C.Cornuta size. what makes you think male ?
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The the throat sticks out and has dark patches on it. I'll post a pic of it here.
4-4.5 inches.
They reach the size of Cranwellies from what I understand which is the size. Mark posted above. If its a male he should be calling by now. Dark spots on the throat isn't always a sure sign, but can be used to idenify gender in some species. Males of most species will begin to call between 5 1/2 and 8 months of age.
Well, male or not is it considered to small for its age?
I will have some babies availible next weekend if anyone is interested.
The caatinga size ive noticed is not consistant. There are some larger and smaller size adults. Really just depends on what you feed them early on in life.
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