Thanks for the perspective. Yes it's definitely a big commitment and a long term one.Originally Posted by Bogertophis
It all depends on what you consider "work" as in "work-load" and how much free time (& energy) you actually have- & still be able to keep up with whatever the rest of your life involves- that's not something we can answer for you, I'm afraid.
To get the "best" out of our pets, I think we need to spend quality time with them- beyond just slinging rodents & cleaning their homes. Otherwise they just become a chore.
I'd stay out of breeding unless you're planning a serious effort in that direction- it takes luck, skills, & the right investments to make money selling. Without that, you may only break even or even lose money.Living creatures can have health problems, equipment can fail, & not everything is "meant to be". And breeding-& selling takes a lot more time & energy. That's a whole different question than just adding one boa, lol.
I can't wait to get into the breeding. I am trying to get into a few decent projects and hope it is profitable. If it turned into a full time job I wouldn't mind doing that I just don't want to put all my eggs in that basket just in case it doesn't get there. I love spending time in the snake room. I definitely have my favorites I spend more time with but they all are a joy.
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