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  1. 03-20-2011, 10:41 PM #1
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    Still learning...

    Hey, can anyone recommend any books that have information on the understanding and breeding of morphs that is well put together and, well... understandable? There is so much information out there that it gets a little overwhelming- I was hoping to find a book or two that I can sit down with and read cover to cover. There are so many great morphs out there- I especially love anything from the mojaves!
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    Kevin from NERD got a book out, I don't own it so I don't know how much of what your looking for is in there, but its an everything you need to know about ball pythons book. Might want to look into that
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    Re: Still learning...

    Its called the complete ball python it covers just about everything you'll need to know, it's quiet expensive though.
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    Quote Originally Posted by TheBeastMaster86 View Post
    Its called the complete ball python it covers just about everything you'll need to know, it's quiet expensive though.
    I'll look into it. If it looks like what I want maybe I can ask for it for Mother's day Nothing says 'we love you mom' more than snakes!
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    Quote Originally Posted by Cendalla View Post
    I'll look into it. If it looks like what I want maybe I can ask for it for Mother's day Nothing says 'we love you mom' more than snakes!

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