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    Re: Breeding success of pets

    Quote Originally Posted by ShawarmaPoutine View Post
    1) Has anyone here successfully and consistently bred animals that were not kept in a rack system but rather kept in more of display-style enclosures?
    2) On that same have you ever bred animals that were being handled and average of 3 times per week (0 handling closer to becoming gravid, ovulation and obviously oviposition.
    1) Yes, initially all of my snakes (corns, milks, balls) were in display cages/terrariums for years before I ramped up my collection and succumbed to the 'evil' rack systems (which are actually quite nice to work with). I used maternal incubation in the beginning-my displays were poorly designed for egg incubation and viability reflected this...
    2) Currently I mate my snakes and clean their enclosures on a regular schedule right up until the eggs are obvious-never had any issues. I would not deliberately handle my girls while they were building eggs though: That seems like a recipe for disaster.

    I still have display cages. But, I do not rotate any of my females through them during the breeding months.
    *.* TNTC

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