If you are working with recessives I would stick to virgins especially if she was just bred this year. If you are looking to breed this season and she just dropped her eggs the past few months it's possible she won't go - depending on a lot of factors - but that is something you should also consider. If she has good size and a good record of laying back to back seasons or was held back last season then you have a good shot at production this season - so make sure you get a good breeding history before buying. Otherwise I'd go with a large juvie virgin to raise up for breeding next season if you've got the time.

Good luck!
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Tosha
JET Pythons

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• Proven female or not - mweippert, Sun Oct 28 21:23:56 2007
• RE: Proven female or not - zefdin, Sun Oct 28 21:41:53 2007
• RE: Proven female or not - royalkreationz, Sun Oct 28 22:19:13 2007
• Not parthenogenesis... - RMB, Sun Oct 28 23:04:18 2007
• RE: Not parthenogenesis... - mweippert, Sun Oct 28 23:22:19 2007
• RE: Not parthenogenesis... - royalkreationz, Mon Oct 29 00:06:35 2007
• RE: Proven female or not - pfan151, Mon Oct 29 08:41:48 2007
• RE: Proven female or not - toshamc, Mon Oct 29 11:12:34 2007