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breed corn or not ?

You must wait until the snake is at least 147 ounces, 49.2", and 6.48 years old. Once these three simple guidelines are meet, then you are allowed to breed the snake. Until then, just wait like the rest of us do. :dancer:
 
mike17l said:
You must wait until the snake is at least 147 ounces, 49.2", and 6.48 years old. Once these three simple guidelines are meet, then you are allowed to breed the snake. Until then, just wait like the rest of us do. :dancer:
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Your mean!

Sim look, save your money for something that will bring in money. If you want to just take part in it ask your friend if you can be there for breedings and hatching and such. Maybe you can borrow a pair of his and breed them for him. Could we see pictures?
 
NFS07 said:
Your mean!

Sim look, save your money for something that will bring in money. If you want to just take part in it ask your friend if you can be there for breedings and hatching and such. Maybe you can borrow a pair of his and breed them for him. Could we see pictures?
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I disagree, I would venture to say most of us started by breeding one pair and then after seeing what all breeding involves some of us embraced it and continues others were turned away. I would not turn someone away from breeding if they have the required knowledge and resources to do so. Not to say the OP does or does not but to tell someone not to take part in something as amazing and beautiful as breeding their animals is wrong. He already has his pair, let him raise them up for a year and breed them. To the OP, do your research, find what you need to breed, borrow or buy the materials, and have fun. Just make sure you ready to take on the result of breeding... hatchlings. If you have the rodent supply to feed them, housing to house them, ect. ect. GO FOR IT!!! Good luck, and dont forget you can never READ too much.
 
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