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    Try for a late season?

    Some good friends of mine have offered to pair my big female normal BP with a spider, pastel and mojave male. She is over 1600 grams and the breeding season goes through March. She has said that the three males are still locking and going strong. We have talked about how some breeders would take all the morphs and leave me the normals, and that she won't do that. We have agreed to take turns picking babies, one at a time. I am hoping for a female spider and pastel to pair with my male pastel and make supers and bumblebees. We are using her incubator, she has a fancy high-tech one with 99% hatch rate. She is ready now and could be over 1700 grams by the time she is gravid. Should I go ahead and try for a late season and some morphs or wait until November when she will probably be over 2000 grams and have a ten egg clutch? If I wait and breed in November I will have my own incubator, my own pastel will be ready to go and maybe pair her with the spider too and keep most of the babies.
    Last edited by evan385; 03-20-2012 at 03:07 AM.

    0.1 Normal (Captain Hook) (Hooked deformation on tip of tail)
    1.0 Pastel Poss het Albino (Thor)
    0.1 Normal (Chloe)
    0.1 Tiger Reticulated Python (Jade)
    0.1 Borneo Black Blood Python (Kira)
    Coming soon:
    1.0 Mojave het Albino
    0.1 Mojave het Albino

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