Definition of neonate, juvenile, etc. in rosies?

Posted by Bluerosy on April 24, 2003 at 06:57:24:

In Reply to: Definition of neonate, juvenile, etc. in rosies? posted by Jeannie on April 24, 2003 at 00:33:29:

The discriptions usually pertain to their size (length) and not their age.
A neonate usually goes to a juvi in 1 year. The juvi to subadult stage normally 1 1/2 yr. But can be very subjective to the feeding response and how much food they get. So these are approximations.
Bluerosy

:Sorry, I've looked but can't find this info. anywhere. What are the age ranges for neonate, juvenile, subadult and adult rosies?

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