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Jon R
at Tue Jun 7 19:58:17 2011 [ Email Message ] [ Show All Posts by Jon R ]
I'd like to here some opinions on purchasing snakes that have been sold without all of the possible genetics accurately disclosed.
I for one like to know exactly what I'm working with. Now don't get me wrong, If I was a hobbyist with 3 snakes that I spent $150 on and produced a couple clutches then bred them back and produced albinos because one of the original animals was a het that I didn't know about, I would be pleasantly surprised.
But on a different note, I'm not just working with a couple snakes and I carefully choose my pairings every year based on the morphs that I want to produce. This decision is made by my own ideas, talking with other breeders, or by other animals I've seen and liked that others have produced. In order to do this, it takes many years of time and effort, large sums of money, space, knowledge, and the absolute most critical ingredient to me,,, known genetics.
I can't fit everything into one post, so I will break it up in a few parts.
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Ultimate Hognose
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 Accurately Disclosing Genetics. - Jon R, Tue Jun 7 19:58:17 2011
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