First of all,. I don't think anyone should be producing more normal phase burmese. They are virtually valueless and as a result are abandoned at a MUCH greater rate. You will be doing this species a disservice by making more of them. Sorry if this seems rude or harsh. That is not my intention. I just think it's in everyone's best interest (you, the snakes, the herp world) if you breed something less common.





>>I have 2.3 adult Burms that I would like to breed this season. Any advice would be greatly appreciated. First let me explain I have 5 snakes and 3 cages. Due to size and sex ration my animals are housed in 2 pairs and 1 female singly. Their cages are walk in enclosures built into a travel trailor so adding cages is not an option. Will my snakes still breed if housed together? What type of temp cycling do you recommend? Is it necessary to stop feeding? Will a female lay with another snake in her cage? Thank you for any advice you might share. I know my conditions are not optimal but I want to do the best I can with what I have to work with.
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• Breeding my Burmese Pythons - herphobbypets, Fri Sep 26 11:19:12 2003
• Should not be done,.. - BrianSmith, Fri Sep 26 16:45:47 2003
• RE: Should not be done,.. - herphobbypets, Fri Sep 26 21:35:43 2003
• SHOULD NOT BE DONE! PERIOD! - BrianSmith, Mon Sep 29 22:52:35 2003
• RE: Breeding my Burmese Pythons - dumergirl, Fri Sep 26 22:27:52 2003