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Breeders Aquired Late in Season
Picked up Breeders the past month. Just looking for advice as whether or I should even be bothered breeding this year or not. Here is their situations. Looking for input/suggestions.
1.0 07 pastel. Proven breeder. Purchased 6 weeks ago. Hasn't touched food0.1 05 normal. Never bred. Still on food. (large rats)
1.1 06 normals. Got as a pair. oer witnessed female having multiple locks with a spider and pastel. Both on med-lg rats.
1.0 het albino. Much smaller han the other males. extremely aggressive. never bred.
I use a 10 tier vision 32 qt. just looking for any input you guys to kick the breeding season off.
Everyone goes through the workweek wishing the days go by, but wishing the years didn't. Strange huh?
Now number 2, practiced the snake style. He was known as the snake spirit. He had the speed of a snake.....
The Family:
Ball pythons:
0.1 08 Normal
1.1 12 pinstripe
1.0 09 lemonblast
1.0 10 piebald het clown
0.1 08 pastel
0.1 08 double het ghost clown
0.1 12 mojave
1.0 10 pewterbee
1.0 10 albino het pied
0.1 11 spider
...and 1.0 American Pit Bull Terrier named "Jacare"
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Re: Breeders Aquired Late in Season
Well, Quarantine is a HUGE issue in terms of your collection.
Did you get them all from one source?
Do you have them quarantined at all?
IF you got them all from one source, I would say go ahead and breed them (if you care to) in quarantine.
If you didn't, you are taking a huge risk by putting all those snakes together in terms of illness and disease.
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Re: Breeders Aquired Late in Season
I wouldn't..most snakes won't breed after a major enviroment change like that..some will but its rare.. I'd hold off make sure they are healty and then this fall for for it!!
When you've got 10,000 people trying to do the same thing, why would you want to be number 10,001? ~ Mark Cuban "for the discerning collector"
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Re: Breeders Aquired Late in Season
if you areplanning on spending any more on royalmorphs i'd really think about proper QT procedures.
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Re: Breeders Aquired Late in Season
Cool. Had the Vet check them. They show no signs of parasites/RI. I'll keep them seperate for another month or so and make my decision then...Thanks guys.
Everyone goes through the workweek wishing the days go by, but wishing the years didn't. Strange huh?
Now number 2, practiced the snake style. He was known as the snake spirit. He had the speed of a snake.....
The Family:
Ball pythons:
0.1 08 Normal
1.1 12 pinstripe
1.0 09 lemonblast
1.0 10 piebald het clown
0.1 08 pastel
0.1 08 double het ghost clown
0.1 12 mojave
1.0 10 pewterbee
1.0 10 albino het pied
0.1 11 spider
...and 1.0 American Pit Bull Terrier named "Jacare"
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Re: Breeders Aquired Late in Season
When you purchase a breeder male in mid season, there is a good chance he has already been bred. Your pastel male who is refusing food may still be in breeding mode, thus the lack of interest in food. Co dom males often get dumped after they have bred other co dom morphs, since the breeder is planning to replace him with one on the double co dom offspring anyways. I'd put him in a clean bin free of the scent of females until he goes back on feed.
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Re: Breeders Aquired Late in Season
 Originally Posted by AHOOD
Cool. Had the Vet check them. They show no signs of parasites/RI. I'll keep them seperate for another month or so and make my decision then...Thanks guys.
Good idea
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