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    Re: Northern White Lipped Python

    Quote Originally Posted by piedpipper View Post
    Wow thats awesome! I don't think I've ever seen a captive bred white-lip before i've heard they are very difficult to breed. Are there many people attempting it?
    They are difficult to breed! I hear the males have to engage in combat. I'm sure there are people doing it here and there, I know there have been at least a few attempts, and I personally know people who are looking to try it in the near future.
    This year, we've seen more imports than ever in the past ~15 years. It's crazy! You can actually find them for sale which is wild. We're expecting imports to "dry up" any time now though... anyhow more people have them now so maybe some import buyers will try breeding. Due to difficulty though, if they do dry up soon, I don't see the pricetag falling much for the next few years.
    Especially because people like to buy cheap imports and /not/ take them to a vet, then wonder why their pretty snake died... heh.

    Edit: I've also been seeing a lot of "captive hatched" but imo that's essentially a more friendly term for wild caught. Most of the time your "captive hatched" babies will still come with parasites, from what I've seen.
    Last edited by Prahanien; 04-10-2016 at 02:34 AM.
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