i'm not a breeder, and I hope no one gets mad at me for putting my 2 cents in, but I do know from that I have read and researched that breeding pythons isnt a get rich quick kind of thing. It takes time to raise up snakes to breeding weight and size, and if you buy snakes that are all ready to go, they can be costly. If you go into this with debt on your shoulders, it will be that much more difficult to maintain that monthly payment while waiting for your Investment to return dividends. You might start to cut corners and the health of your snakes could suffer. (Don't get mad, I'm not saying you would do this, but I"m sure someone out there knows someone that was in the same boat) Start with a few normals, get some experience under your belt. You will probably enjoy it more because you don't have the stress of making that monthly loan payment. Like I said, i'm not a breeder of snakes and i dont have the experience of anyone here, but just my 2 cents. You can take or leave it.. good luck.
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2.1 chocolate labs and bassett (Harley, Barker and Capone)
1.0 leopard gecko (Nacho)

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