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    new to breeding, where would i study

    hi i am wanting to start learning the genetics and breeding part of ball pythons. I have had bps, but just started to want to learn more about them. Where would you suggest looking to learn as much as possible about the genetics and the breeding process of it. Like you people that know it very well how did you learn?

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    Re: new to breeding, where would i study

    Look around in all the breeding and genetics posts here, the people on here are realy helpful when it comes to learning. Also just use any search engine, and type in ball python breeding, there are a lot of breeders who put care and how to sheets on their sites.

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    Re: new to breeding, where would i study

    ok thank you oh and what is this stuff i see like 1.1 spiders and 0.1 honeybee etc.... what does that mean

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    Re: new to breeding, where would i study

    The 1.1.1 Means one male. One female. one unsexed or the 1.1 Spiders is one male. one female spiders. so 0.1 Honey Bee is one female.
    Hope this helps
    Feel Free to pm or email us if you would like to ask any questions.
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    Re: new to breeding, where would i study

    sex and number

    1.0 one male (if it said spider, than that is the morph)
    0.1 one female (morph here)
    0.0.1 unsexed (morph here)



    example:
    I have 4 normal BP females
    0.4 normals

    I have 2 possible het snows a male and a female
    1.1 pos het snow

    I have one male possible het axantic
    1.0 pos het axantic

    For more help on Morphs and IDing them visit the NERD website
    http://www.newenglandreptile.com/ner...ollection.html

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    Re: new to breeding, where would i study

    ok thank you guys very much

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    Re: new to breeding, where would i study

    Alright rocky...

    Jamie Lynn said to search "Ball Python breeding"; these are my first results:

    http://www.constrictors.com/Informat...sBreeding.html

    http://www.kingsnake.com/ballpythonguide/

    You don't want to know how many people have asked what the numbers stand for, and I've only been on this forum for a few months.

    I do a forum search on the keyword "Numbers"

    http://ball-pythons.net/forums/searc...earchid=810955

    Please be considerate and just do a google search, a forum search, and especially look at the stickies. The sticky on genetics on this website really helped me.
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    Re: new to breeding, where would i study

    Rocky, start here:

    http://www.ball-pythons.net/forums/s...ad.php?t=16938

    It's the first thread on page 160 of the BPnet Breeding Forum. Read from there, back to page 1. By the time you get through it, you'll have all the answers you need.
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    Re: new to breeding, where would i study

    I would also reccommend two great books.

    "The Complete Ball Python" by Kevin McCurley
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    "Ball Pythons-Pythons of the World, Volume 2"
    by David and Tracy Barker

    Great books with killer info and pics.

    A must have for any serious ball python person

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    Re: new to breeding, where would i study

    Quote Originally Posted by DutchHerp View Post
    Alright rocky...

    Jamie Lynn said to search "Ball Python breeding"; these are my first results:

    http://www.constrictors.com/Informat...sBreeding.html

    http://www.kingsnake.com/ballpythonguide/

    You don't want to know how many people have asked what the numbers stand for, and I've only been on this forum for a few months.

    I do a forum search on the keyword "Numbers"

    http://ball-pythons.net/forums/searc...earchid=810955

    Please be considerate and just do a google search, a forum search, and especially look at the stickies. The sticky on genetics on this website really helped me.
    yea i was just on both of those for like 2 hours. thank you. oh and slim thank you too.

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