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View Poll Results: Why did you choose not to breed?

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  • My animals are pets only.

    21 38.18%
  • No need.

    6 10.91%
  • Cost and quality of husbandry.

    5 9.09%
  • Feeding cost.

    3 5.45%
  • Might one day breed.

    13 23.64%
  • I am breeding.

    14 25.45%
  • Other

    3 5.45%
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    So I have decieded not to breed. Food for thought.

    So after doing much research and looking at numerous animals across several species a few things comes to mind.

    1) All my animals are pets. This means that I take them out and spend time with them almost daily. If I start breeding then the time I have to care for each animal is shortened.

    2) Housing quality and cost. The more animals I have, the less room and money I have to put towards making larger, quality enclosures for my animals. I have plans to build much larger more natural enclosures for Rainbow and Monty (housed separately). They need room to exercise and roam about to stay healthy and happy. I want to create more natural enclosures for my Ball pythons and RTB as well. I want to provide a quality of life for them.

    3) Need for breeding? With all that is available and being breed, I can find almost anything that I desire morph wise. So many people are already doing it. I don't need to sell them to pay for the ones I already have. What if they don't sell (unintentional collection growth)?

    4) Cost of feeding. Can I afford it? Yes but it does go up.

    So Here is the question. For those who don't breed, why did you choose not to?

    The future is not written and I might one day change my mind.

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