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It's probably time to start thinking about when I'm going to rehome my first babies. Simple question- does anyone have an estimate on how large I should let them grow before they can handle two day shipping?
 
Most breeders start shipping babies around 2 1/2 inches. I think 3 inches is better, however.
 
Thanks, that's helpful!
 
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