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    Re: To Breed or Not To Breed? That is the question..

    In order to really answer this question if YOU should breed, we need to know why, are you willing to spend hour and hours reading all the information you can find about ball pythons and breeding, and if you can afford it. I only ever plan to make a handful of clutches, and this is mainly because I love animals and want to show others how wrong most are about them. I also do it to produce and hand pick my animal. As far as what to do with what you cannot sell, you need to be prepared to house them for as long as ut takes. You can mitigate this by expanding where u sell, try to become a certified fed ex to expand who can purchase from you.
    0.2 normal, 1.0 Butter, 1.1 Fire, 1.0 Pastel, 0.1 Spider, .1 Pastel Het Clown

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