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    ~ Satomi325's 2012-2013 Breeding Thread ~

    Hi everyone.


    This is a thread that will document my entire ball python breeding process and experiences for 2012-2013.
    Instead of making multiple little threads throughout the year, I will condense everything into one large thread that will be updated periodically.

    Thanks for looking!


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    This will be my first ball python breeding season.

    I presently have two females up to breeding size:
    1) Mojave (virgin)
    2) Het Albino (proven breeder, but not proven for het albino yet)

    Currently breeding: Female Mojave x Male Lesser & Male Pinstripe
    Starting date: 11/9/2011
    Season Goal: Hatching Blue Eyed Leucistics.

    Future breeding planned for next Spring: Het Albino x Albino or other future multi-gene male


    Enclosure temps: 90 hot spot, 75-80 ambient
    Cool down: I don’t do designated cool downs. The ambient temperature may change depending on the seasonal room temp. But in general, I find that cool downs are an unnecessary extra step that could potentially result in RIs.
    Enclosure substrate: Newspaper
    Side note: I do not provided water bowls or hides in breeding tubs.
    Humidity: ~ 60%
    Lighting: Increased darkness that correlates with natural daylight in Winter here in Northern CA.
    Breeding intervals: I pair snakes for 4 days. Then I separate them back into their own tubs for 4-7 days in order to recuperate and feed, then I pair them again for another 4 days, and so on and so forth. Parings will continue until the female ovulates.
    Feeding Status: All adults are fed live small rats. The big girls are fed multiple smalls. Nobody has gone off feed yet. I will continue to feed my breeding snakes as long as they want to eat.


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    Female Mojave x Male Lesser Platinum:









    Last edited by rabernet; 11-14-2012 at 11:14 PM. Reason: Changed years per OP request.

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