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    Re: Young males breeding successfully.... A closer look.

    Quote Originally Posted by KingPythons View Post
    So I have a question about the young breeder males.

    Were they housed around just males, mix, or females?(or by themselves)
    Mine are pretty mixed, and I've moved them around over the years... so I don't remember who he was near last year, but probably both males & females. I've actually seen Julius fight with another male, when I put them on my floor during a quick cleaning - he was doing most of the "fighting," so I guess he doesn't like having competition!
    Last edited by Lolo76; 09-17-2011 at 05:38 AM.
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