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    Popping Ball Pythons

    Does anyone know any good videos for popping instructions?
    I just want to review my technique. In my newest clutch I popped all 4 as female and it's freaking me out a little.
    "We are artists using locus and alleles as our paint; the ball python as our canvas" - Colin Weaver


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    ralph davis has a video on you tube its pretty instructive.
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    Re: Popping Ball Pythons

    Quote Originally Posted by pingure View Post
    ralph davis has a video on you tube its pretty instructive.
    Ralph shows and explains it as good as anyone
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    While videos are great what is really missing is someone by your side able to show you how much pressure to apply.

    The most common mistake is the lack of pressure used. Try again and than try to find someone local double checking for you and showing you how much pressure is needed.
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