Quote Originally Posted by Chkadii View Post
I'm definitely interested! How they figured out the genetics of the early morphs, established husbandry practices, developed relationships with Africa (and how ball python farms grew over there), and ball python care products evolved (what'd everyone use before racks, etc.). I think there's still a lot to be learned from these "pythoneers," or at the very least putting things into context would allow us to appreciate the industry a lot more. We're spoiled these days!
I agree with you on that. That is one thing that made me want to do this, a lot of the younger breeders and keepers do not know the troubles the pioneers went through to make all of this possible, some do not even know who Bob Clark is. If anyone has any particular questions, type them down here. I will ask Bob or whoever I am interviewing and make sure it is known that you asked the question. Please make it related to the Breeder and their history in the hobby please.