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    Ball Python Breeding Question

    Alright-- I'm new to the Ball Python thing and no I'm not about to try breeding just yet. But I will say this--I absolutely LOVE mine. Its adorable. I have a thing of calling it a "him" but I'm not sure of the gender and I'm juggling with the idea of taking him to the vet or a breeder that can sex him.

    Anyways--if it turns out to be a male do people... I'm noot sure how to word this so I'll use an example.

    With dog breeding, people that own females will alot of times say "Hey, I like the look of your male dog, I'd like to use him for breeding" and they'll pay a stud fee or give the pick of the litter or both. Do they do that with BPs? I'm worried that in the future (I definately want to breed mine) that I may not have all the knowledge I need and I don't want to hurt mine or the eggs and I'd feel more comfortable having expert help and what not.

    So do they do that sort of thing? I've seen it with cornsnakes? Breeding loans or something like that.

    Anyways, thanks for the help.

    -Silver

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    Re: Ball Python Breeding Question

    Yes people will loan their snake(s) to someone they trust for a breeding project(s)
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    Re: Ball Python Breeding Question

    There are many types of breeding contratcs that can be arranged if your bp's is a normal and a male there is more then likely not a call for anyone to breed with it as most breeders have enough normals already if it's a female you might find somene that would be willing to breed her for you and work out some kind of arragement for the clutch.
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    Re: Ball Python Breeding Question

    thats a very good question i was going to ask the same thing to bad my het pied is a male anyone have a het pied female we can work something ot on the clutch............sorry not try ing to jack your thread trying to see if it works.......btw in vegas

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    Re: Ball Python Breeding Question

    My friend purchased a male lesser as a pet, so I went and got a female ready to breed normal for it to breed with. I told him if I get more then 3 lessers he can have one. He doesnt care since he wasnt planning on breeding him anyway. I can't wait.

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