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  • 09-25-2009, 10:12 PM
    cinderbird
    Re: New breeder
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    Originally Posted by ShiftyPowers4444 View Post
    Ya you and I sound like we are in very similar boats but you have more snakes it sounds like :( , i'm jealous.

    Thats great though I guess now is more of a time to grow some youngins and slowly expand my collection in a responsible and affordable manner. Slowly is the key word which is my problem cause I want so many different snakes and to be able to breed them. I'll just have to be patient I guess, you seem to have a good head on your shoulders thanks for the wonderful advice for sharing your life experiences with me that's exactly what I was looking for so thanks again. :)

    I live in georgia but I've only heard bad things about local expos, however I've yet to attend one. I was hoping to travel down to a florida expo at some point but again money is the main concern at the moment. Do you know of any decent expos in say SC, NC, TN, or AB?

    Trust me when i say you will not be disappointed with making this decision when you do start breeding :)

    I'm located in Maryland right now, so virginia and PA is really the farthest i go. there are a ton of breeders i can recommend to purchase animals from though if you want someone reliable with quality animals (the inquiry section of the forum is sweet too).

    With some of the money you've got saved up, definately buy the VPI book, if you need it PM me and ill get you a link to it. I have it and im barely half way through it right now. its the best book for EVERYTHING though.
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