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    Re: New snakes. Should we wait?

    Quote Originally Posted by Stewart_Reptiles View Post
    It all depends, do you want to jeoperdized your other snake or do you want to be responsible and quarentine for at least 3 to 6 months.

    Yes it's been said but I will put the emphasize on it again you do not breed a female you just brought a few days ago.

    Over the years I can tell you of 2 people that lost most of their collection and their entire collection because they were so in a hurry to breed and could not wait, even though they knew better.

    For the rest some good poi t have been made too many people get into breeding and have done zero research and get into a panicky when eggs are there, hatchlings don't want to eat etc.
    Are u trying to say it’s best to know how to swim before u jump into the ocean?
    I’m just a bill sitting on top of capital hill.

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