Ok, Ok, I'll do it...

[ARamos8]

Well, after a few years of hearing - "Are you going to breed the snakes dad?" or "Honey, why don't you breed your snakes?" I've decided why not give it a shot. My family is pretty cool with the reptile scene so I at least have that going for me. I'll poke around and read the stickies and take it from there I suppose. The best part of it all is the community here is full of great folks so I don't have to go far for the knowledge.

I'm off to fill my brain with "all things related to breeding".

[joebad976]

Good Luck

[Rockstars]

My first clutch is hatching right now. You will not be disappointed.
Good luck.

[TerrieL]

You will be amazed at how much you enjoy it. Tons and Tons of great info on here to be had for the picking.
Good Luck and have fun

[rlditmars]

One thing you may want to do is pick a project. Don't just breed to say that you have. Instead decide what would be really exciting to see pip, and work towards that, (within budget of course). That being said, even normal hatchlings are awesome to see poking their heads out. Good luck and hope to see some nice pics one day.

[ARamos8]

I have 3 in my collection in a boaphile rack under the watchful eye of a herpstat. I've had all of them since they were little worms. I guess the first go at this project is a Super Emperor Pin. That would be pretty exciting to see pip! My kids see me looking online for info and point at every ball they see and say that's the one they want to see. Already setting the pennies aside just incase...

My wife pointed out that I still have my Danby wine fridge in the garage that went out on me last year. So it looks like the kids and I will be putting together an incubator this weekend. Bonus!


1.0 Normal - ready, but will not be bred
1.0 Pastel - ready, he is 4 or 5 years old?
0.1 Emperor Pin - not ready, she's a 2011