what can i buy with USD33,000?

Omg i need that kind of budget too.

I apologize if I am wrong but, IMHO this guy has been trolling from the very beginning.

I'm inclined to agree. If nothing else, why would you ask for a breeder without specifying what country you were in? Most posts asking for breeders are along the lines of "Anyone know a good breeder around NJ?" or "Willing to ship to Canada?"

Asking for a breeder without specifying where you live is like asking for tax advice, it's meaningless unless you say where you're from.

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Originally Posted by Johan

Not sure if this is a joke, but I'd get familiar with ball care and husbandry before you drop 33k on snakes. Your other posts suggests you are very fresh to snakes and I think you should relax and slow done if your serious about an investment.

Good luck

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exactly what I was thinking. Doesn't sound like the person knows enough about bps.

OP, I think you gotta chill for a while bro. I know your from outside the USA and english seems to be a secondary language, but you gotta give respect to get respect. How about building a shed or a small enclosure with that $33,000, for those 7 burmese first? Then move on to ball pythons.

Also, you came off bad in this thread from the beginning, going back and forth with the veteran members, firing off excuses, and etc. I'm new to snakes too, and found this forum to be very helpful, if you are polite and patient. Consideration for people and snakes go a long way dude.

Well, anyway, I hope you get all the info you need and hope you have a great career in snake breeding, as long as it's about the love of it, not the money.

I don't even have words for this post...after reading all of it...

If you are actually serious about investing some time and not mention serious money!!! into this then I would recommend buying 12 snakes to start. 3 proven breeder double gene males and 9 single morph females that are already up to or close to breeding weight. Obviously before all of this, set up some sort of rack system with everything you need to keep good husbandry(thermostats,hides,humidity/temp gauges etc) and get a quality incubator. Wait until you get your first few clutches until you invest any money beyond this point that way you know exactly what your getting into and you can gain some experience as well. All this should cost you ruffly 5-8k which is a fraction of the 33k you were planning to dish out.