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American Cornsnake Registry
- Thread starter nehpets1
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ATPSS
I have not done mine yet, mostly because I do not feel mine warrant it. The two corns that I have at the moment will be used for my hybrid projects, while any/all of my future corns will most likely be registered because I will be breeding just corns with them.
My end goal is to have a hybrid breeding room with incubator and my "pure" stock breeding room with incubator. That way they will not be mixed up with each other, and I will not make any mistakes in labeling babies accordingly.
My end goal is to have a hybrid breeding room with incubator and my "pure" stock breeding room with incubator. That way they will not be mixed up with each other, and I will not make any mistakes in labeling babies accordingly.
This is exactly what I did and will continue to do in the future. Doing this saves a bundle! It's easy and for those saying it takes too much time... I did all of mine in the course of a couple hours. Once you get your log in information and can do it online there's not a whole lot of information you have to input.
Hmm I might register my offspring as well, just to be sure it gets done. I agree with what Nanci said about having all that information there for those who might want it.
wax32
ALL YOUR BASE
It looks like you need to register at least 5 at once for the $60 a year thing. To make it worth it I guess you'd need to be registering 12 a year, unless you have snakes from parents that aren't registered.
By the way, EM. My breeders are registered so you can register the babies from me for cheap, only $5 each. (Of course that doesn't matter if you are doing the $60 thing.)
By the way, EM. My breeders are registered so you can register the babies from me for cheap, only $5 each. (Of course that doesn't matter if you are doing the $60 thing.)
wax32
ALL YOUR BASE
Yep Dave. I got Gimli all set up with ACR and his parents are showing.
For me it was really worth it. I probably wouldn't have been able to afford to get mine registered otherwise.
Cool gonna go look. I think you are the first to register one of my babies.
Ahh ok.
Cornsnake124
Country boy gone wild
I did it. one for my personal record keeping purposes, and because it is possible to get more value out of a sale if the people really care if the snakes are ACR certified.
ecreipeoj
Striped Topaz SK SG Free
Welcome to the ACR.
You are obviously a breeder that cares, like me. It is not wrong to care about issues such as Stargazing and permanently recording the ancestry of your breeding stock.
chris68
Arundel Reptiles
I think it can be a valuable sales aid. And Like Joe Pierce said, when you keep animals who have historically had questions in regards to their backgrounds, such as Ultra's or my "Tequila Sunrise" line snakes, being able to produce records of parentage, siblings, breeding results etc can be a big plus for potential customers, who may or may not care about such things...