Quote Originally Posted by mcavana View Post

First question I have is, what is the standard practice when you want one male to breed with a few different females? In a particular breeding season, how many different females can a male be bred to, and what is the procedure to do it?

Also, is there a general timeline somewhere of what most people do when starting to breed (time of year, temps, how long to do what ect.)

Well.... Standard practice is to put the male in with the females one at a time for a certain amount of time (3-7 days) and move the male on to another, with breaks in between.

Male can breed to as many females as necessary given his health is in order and the time is given for him to recover.

So...

3-7 days in, 3-7 days out. NEXT!!

And again.

Starting of the breeding season is November to December (depending) and end is usually March-April.

It all really depends on the snakes...

This works too

http://www.ballpythons.ca/gallery/breeding.html