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  • 05-02-2012, 01:00 AM
    4Ballz
    It's a breeding loan anyway you look at it.
  • 05-02-2012, 01:14 AM
    h00blah
    Re: "Joint projects"? - Not breeding loans
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    Originally Posted by 4Ballz View Post
    It's a breeding loan anyway you look at it.

    In a breeding loan, someone is lending an animal to breed to another. For the higher end loans, there's going to be a snake that is way more valuable than the other. At this point, they're either hoping for even splittings from one clutch or a pick of the litter.

    Co-ownership is when both breeders own the single animal. This is where it gets complicated to me. The snake technically belongs to both parties. They both own a portion of each clutch fathered or mothered by that snake. Since it's a "project" i imagine it's a long-term plan to produce a specific new designer morph. Who would get credited for producing it? The one who actually bred it or the both of them? Depends on what they want.. Maybe one person pays a larger portion if they're going to keep it at their facility? I don't know. I e-mailed Jkobylka asking him if he could describe how he does it. Hopefully we get a cool video!
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