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Muppet ? a mommy??? :)))

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Posted by Silly-atus fan on November 25, 2002 at 17:02:42:

In Reply to: Re: Is my female too small to have a clutch even at 14 months? posted by mikecoscia on November 25, 2002 at 15:13:42:

Muppet babies???? :)))))
Widdle Wee Muppees next year?
OOOOOOh I got to see them. I can't wait.

(We 'grandmas' get all blubbery when we hear of prospective little ones.)

:Aww don�t trade her in for a new one! She is still just a baby, give her some time she may just surprise you. While 6.25� does seem a little smaller then normal, it is not that far off. She may just need some more time then others to reach full size. One of our females (above as a baby) was a little runt when we bought her, and we honestly did not think she would reach full size let alone breed. However she proved us wrong, it took 2 years but now she is 8�. We may attempt to breed her this year for the first time. So do not give up on her, she�ll get there eventually.




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