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    You should be careful with your collection! I understand feeling eager to get into breeding, but it would be much more worth it if you waited for your bumblebee to reach breeding size, like the commenter above suggested. Please don't trust any ol' person off the internet to drop off their snake with you, or vice versa. Consider the fact that you could be exposing your reptiles to illnesses. And even if it's just for fun and not profit, you could also find yourself dealing with someone who just sucks.

    If you're looking for friends in the hobby, I suggest finding a reptile community on Facebook in your area! I find one whenever I move, and I've made a lot of friends and connections that way. You might even find a good deal on a ready to breed female, but you will still want to wait and give her a couple of months in quarantine before you introduce her to your Cinnamon.
    Last edited by somnambulant; 10-14-2014 at 01:48 AM.

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