Had the female I used been some rare species, locality, or morph - I could understand. She's a banded amel Cal King.



There is no shortage of "pure" Cal Kings - either in captivity or the wild. Collection of "pure" locality Cal Kings is still permitted throughout most of their range (I think only Oregon and Colorado have a problem with it). There's no shortage of banded Cal Kings or amel Cal Kings.



Had I used something like an Outer Banks Eastern for the female - I could understand some people genuinely having a problem with it. But the female is about as common as they come.



The male used doesn't matter - breeding him with her doesn't preclude breeding him with a female of his own subspecies - but even so, he's an MBK and they are also fairly common in the pet trade.



What I produced are pet snakes, the same thing most breeders produce.



As far as improper identification - I'm not improperly identifying them. If someone in the future identifies them as something they are not, that's their bad - not mine.
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