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new snake owner
- Thread starter aintlikeitl00ks
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bmm
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yeah
Well I am sorry but I agree with everyone else.
About 1% of reptile breeders I would say actually make a profit from breeding. Sure you will be able to get 10 or so bucks for each baby corn if you are lucky...but that is *not* profit. You have to account for everything.
And BTW....I riase my own feeder mice and let me tell you they take about double the time care wise as the snakes, and about double the money as taking care of snakes.
We are not trying to presuede you but it sounds like you should do some learning before breeding. A germ free enviroment will do nothing about parasites, and if this is the case and you don't fix situations like these, I'd be sorry to whoever buys a snake off you! Because it costs a lot more than 50 dollars to get a good clutch from two snakes. Especially if one is wild caught, and therefore FULL of parasites. I promise it.
bmm
Well I am sorry but I agree with everyone else.
About 1% of reptile breeders I would say actually make a profit from breeding. Sure you will be able to get 10 or so bucks for each baby corn if you are lucky...but that is *not* profit. You have to account for everything.
And BTW....I riase my own feeder mice and let me tell you they take about double the time care wise as the snakes, and about double the money as taking care of snakes.
We are not trying to presuede you but it sounds like you should do some learning before breeding. A germ free enviroment will do nothing about parasites, and if this is the case and you don't fix situations like these, I'd be sorry to whoever buys a snake off you! Because it costs a lot more than 50 dollars to get a good clutch from two snakes. Especially if one is wild caught, and therefore FULL of parasites. I promise it.
bmm