I have had a female Wc for almost 5 years! Unfortunatly I got her as an adult to add to a breeding project. When I got her she was in POOR shape! She had mites, ticks and a few scars. Sadly she didnt eat for nearly 6 months untile she finally ate. The down side to Wc is unexpected "off feed" for no reason, internal as well as external parasites, scars, bactieria as well as desises that can spread through your collection. You get what you pay for stands strong with WC lots. I would stick with CB. When attending state and country reptile shows you can get tons of CB lots from breeders! Make them a deal on a lot they wll normaly cut you a good discount. Some may be cheaper than WC!
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1.1 Tangerine Honduran Milk Snakes

0.1 Mexican Milk Snake

1.1 Desert Banded California King Snakes

1.0 Okeetee County Corn Snake (Okeetee County Documented)

1.1 Sand Fire Bearded Dragons (Sunfire Ranch)

0.1 Ball Python (Mark And Kim Bell Line)

1.0 Ball Python (Jungle pattern WC)

1.2 Ferrets (Albino, sable, and cream)

JOSHUA

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• Wild caught bp's? - hill4803, Tue Apr 20 21:01:49 2004
• RE: Wild caught bp's? - earthpig23, Tue Apr 20 21:35:00 2004
• RE: Wild caught bp's? - CaseyWagner, Tue Apr 20 21:37:26 2004
• RE: Wild caught bp's? - jjtanderson, Tue Apr 20 21:39:20 2004
• Breeding? - RandyRemington, Tue Apr 20 21:43:25 2004
• Thanks for all the replies... - hill4803, Tue Apr 20 22:15:31 2004
• Don't bank all your hopes on WC females - jim_perron, Wed Apr 21 08:54:27 2004
• Breeding? - RandyRemington, Wed Apr 21 10:31:55 2004
• RE: Breeding? - Jim_Perron, Wed Apr 21 23:05:35 2004