When the snake throws up then we should learn that maybe, snakes can eat more than they should



Well again we are back on this topic. Yet you guys are afraid to do what i have been doing for years. You don't even let your kings bond with each other and are still moving them back and forth from cage to cage.LOL!



First of all Jorge we are talking about kingsnakes. And not ALL kingsnakes but in this case Calif kings. But in the past it was the same topic but on Florida kings. You guys know I have thousands and work with them for years. i have experimented and no matter what information I give you 3 clowns show up and steer people on the wrong path. That is pathetic and quite frankly WHY so many professional breeders don't post here. Heck even the ONE experienced guy that used to be one of the pioneers of herpetoculture (FR) you guys always attacking him personally when he gives advice.





And it is sooo personal for the 3 of you. It is not about the snakes or advice-it is about you and your arrogance and steadfastness to gain some aclaim with breeding BY POSTING instead of doing it!



This post as well as others...don't try an twist it to an "ANY" snake discussion. Because it is about kingsnakes. And not just "any type" kingsnake. But the posters kingsnake. Not all kings are alike (zonata for example) and you guys know this yet still want to play.



And to the OP who just does not know what to think when stepping into a public forum. My aplogies on ethics-but certain individuals/issues ned a "power wash" occasionally--to help avoid others being misled.
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