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    1st time breeding

    Looking to start breeding my 4yr old normal male. He's had perfect sheds and eats regularly. So whats my first step in preparing to breed?

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    Re: 1st time breeding

    Quote Originally Posted by Liquid Snake View Post
    Looking to start breeding my 4yr old normal male. He's had perfect sheds and eats regularly. So whats my first step in preparing to breed?
    getting a female.

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    Re: 1st time breeding

    Quote Originally Posted by gangsta View Post
    getting a female.
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    Re: 1st time breeding

    i thought that storks delivered baby ball pythons :s well then, apparently i was grossly misinformed.

    In all seriousness, get a female, start thinking about an incubator, make sure you have adequate housing ready for babies (heat tape, t-stat etc) and do plenty of research, then...research some more. Oh and make sure you will be able to afford to feed a few extra mouths. Good luck, Its more addicting than crack!

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    Re: 1st time breeding

    yes having a mutli unit cage system ready will be of a great help. I currently have only 6 tubs slots open for 12 eggs. but I will be fixing this really fast once i can get a couple projects out of the way. I will have the funds to build my 3 rack that can hold 14 tubs. with each rack i build i learned a new trick or 2 (remember seeing stuff my grandfather did when he was working with wood.)

    remember that you won't get to breed this year (i personally want to own/cared for a female a minium of 1 year before i breed her so i can make sure she has a good diet. that my opinion anyhow)

    i say plan on at least a dozen new snakes you have to keep/sell for at least 3 months before you sell them. So making sure you have the funds, supplies and such is a major comitment to make.
    Was married to 4theSNAKElady (still wish we were)
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    3.1 sugar gliders ( non breeding pets)

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