The moment of truth!

[John1982]

This post is directed to experienced and novice breeders alike.

I'm curious to know a few things from each of you.

1. Why did you start breeding ball pythons?
2. What is the single most memorable moment you had breeding ball pythons?
3. To date what is your greatest sense of accomplishment in terms of breeding?
4. If you no longer breed, what are you reasons?

Like many of the other members on the board I am newer to breeding and look forward to a long and enjoyable hobby filled with great memories, accomplishments and learning experiences.

This is probably one of the most valid quotes I have seen:



I look forward to your input!

1) I had been keeping reptiles for over 20 years yet had never bred(intentionally). I picked ball pythons for the experience and I figured the small clutch sizes and popularity of them would make finding homes for the babies a relatively easy task.

2) Definitely seeing that first clutch of pearly whites in the tub with mamma snake.

3) Hatching black eyed leucistics this year. I was digging on them 4 years ago when I came across the "white" snake on Bob Clark's site. Just buying the het pair was a stretch of my available funds back then, sure was nice to see that project come to fruition.

4) I'm 6 feet under, pushing up daisies.