This is what happened with me and is common with a lot of breeders.

We map out our breeding strategy, and things are allways changing.

We never seem to have enough females for the males in our collection.

I have five 50% het. genetic stripes from Bob Clark and three 50% het. caramel albinos, all ready to breed from a few years ago that I have never breed.

I have wanted to, but I had other males that were breeding well for me (pastel and het. pied) so I never got around to it.

I now would rather just sell them and buy a few het now, and could use the cage space for my growing collection.

At the time, I could't afford het's, so I opted for the 50% het. route, kowing that at least a few would be het's.

So ask for documentation, as most likley they have not proven out yet.

We would have to raise the babies and breed them back a few years in a row just to see if we hit on the odds.

Two years is not enough time for this.

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• 50% hets that are 2 years old.... - HognoseVsPython, Mon Jul 31 10:23:23 2006
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• RE: 50% hets that are 2 years old.... - nita, Mon Jul 31 16:35:13 2006
• RE: 50% hets that are 2 years old.... - idealreptiles, Mon Jul 31 21:21:37 2006
• RE: 50% hets that are 2 years old.... - nita, Mon Jul 31 23:56:59 2006