First breeding season?

How many here have this upcoming breeding season as your first? I have two girls that are of size and I am TERRIFIED! Don't get me wrong, I am excited as can be too, but I am still TERRIFIED. I am following Adams breeding calendar (Thank You Thank You Thank You Adam!!) so I am sure it will all be fine, lol. Anyone else have their nerves on edge?

Certainly do...last season I had a lock up but nothing came of it...this season i've got another breedable female and hopefully one of them will give me some eggs :) we'll see!!

Every breeding season scared the @#&* out of me! This by far won't be my first breeding season but still feels like the first with my nerves! Man I love this business! :rockon:

I got my first clutch last year(still incubating), but this year I should have a lot more girls ready, a lot more males,and a lot more fun!

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Originally Posted by catawhat75

How many here have this upcoming breeding season as your first? I have two girls that are of size and I am TERRIFIED! Don't get me wrong, I am excited as can be too, but I am still TERRIFIED. I am following Adams breeding calendar (Thank You Thank You Thank You Adam!!) so I am sure it will all be fine, lol. Anyone else have their nerves on edge?

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I totally relate to what you're saying. I have three girls that are up to size, but one is sort of iffy - I think I may let her wait another year. Then I think of all sorts of reasons that I should just wait for next year for all of them, mainly because I'm also terrified!

I admit it, I'm scared! :oops:

This will be my second season. I had 2 clutches this spring, and one wasn't even bps. We will potentially have 15 to 17 clutches next spring including albinos, pieds, pastels, spiders, combo hets, and spotted pythons. To say that I'm nervous about it would be a huge understatement! I desperately want to see some baby albinos and pieds!!!!

Steve

The season before last was my first season, but it was more like stumbling around about something I had no idea how to deal with. This cooming season is actually planned and prepared for, with up to 7 breedable females. Definately nerve racking and exciting!

This will be my 3rd season breeding. I should have right many females ready. I still get a little nervous but it is exciting. I am waiting on the answer to a breeding loan then I can get all the snakes moved around and get records going of who it going to be bred with what. Good luck to everyone this season.

Not my first... I'm a major breeding vet with ONE clutch under my belt, and I even missed them pipping! :oops:

I'm excited, and only have two females ready. Two others are close, but I doubt they'll make it. I have to say I'm so excited, but still very nervous too.

this will be my first year also and I'm scared I'm going to do something wrong..lol..actually I'm more nervous about the vermiculite and incubating...making sure I do it right