Quote Originally Posted by RKO View Post
More than likely that is what they meant.

If you play that whole "in the wild" card, people will tell you "they're not in the wild!".
Alright, I get that, but it's not like you are subjecting them to unusual or cruel behavior. It does happen in the wild, and it's natural and the snakes don't get hurt.
I think people have a strange idea of what cruelty is these days.
They personify everything too far...
Don't get me wrong, I love my animals too, but there is a line.

As for them not breeding for a while after that, that is a good practical reason for you not to do it as a breeder, if you intend to breed both of them.
But not an ethical reason.