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  • 11-03-2012, 06:36 PM
    MrLang
    Bad idea probably since, unless you get them straight from the gatherer in Africa, they will be picked clean of anything remotely interesting to be offered to the big shot breeders.
  • 11-03-2012, 06:50 PM
    King's Royal Pythons
    Most of the "big" breeders have a contact somewhere down the line that picks through the wild caught for them, looking for anything out of the ordinary; and those contacts are becoming more adept at spotting unusual patterns or colors. Unless you are going for genetic diversity in a huge collection, I personally don't see the point in spending hundreds of dollars treating internal and external parasites and various infections just to get a "bag full" of normals. There are literally thousands of small breeders that will sell baby normals for less than $40 each. I have even given away normal babies, and have seen tons of ads stating that you get a free normal with the purchase of a morph.
    To me, it just doesn't seem worth it; there are too many healthy ones to be had.
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