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    got a new ball python

    he everyone,

    today I picked up a new Female BP, she is from 2007 and is a 2420 gram proven 100% het. Hypo and she looks great,

    I got one question though, she is the first BP I have that is above 2000 grams and I was wondering how often and how big I should feed her if I want to breed her coming season?
    I know she is big/heavy enough already but the previous owner has been slow feeding her for the last 2 years as he didn't have breeding plans for her.
    (The year before that she laid 6 eggs and the year before that she laid 5.)

    Thanks,

    Andrew
    Last edited by ARBallMorphs; 08-11-2015 at 08:44 PM.
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    Females;
    Normal 100% het. Hypo, Lesser Pastel, Super Fire, Leopard, Mojave, Pastel het. Piebald, Orange Ghost, Pastel 100% het. Clown, Normal (very clean and reduced patterned) 100% het. Clown, Enchi, Pinstripe, Black Pewter, Albino 100% het. Piebald, Normal 66% ph Hypo, Normal 66% ph Piebald

    Males;
    Clown, Super Pastel Calico, HGWG, Pastel 100% het Piebald, Cardamon Fire 50% ph Hypo, Banana, GHI, Cinnamon 66%ph Pieb
    ald

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