loan where both breeders have a particular morph. For example, I have an albino male and someone has a pied male. I would send a female to him to breed to his pied and he would send his female to me to breed to my albino. You can figure out how to split the results. This way, the high-dollar animal remains in the relative safety of its owner. This could be an inexpensive and quick way to expand your collection.
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Jay A. Martin

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• Doe's anyone know any people that do breeding loans with mojave ball pythons - BallPython13, Sat Mar 12 21:50:42 2005
• RE: Doe's anyone know any people that do breeding loans with mojave ball pythons - Philly_nr, Sun Mar 13 11:50:52 2005
• Addendum - Philly_nr, Sun Mar 13 11:59:12 2005
• Not true...In some cases breeding loans are done... this way - snakebstr, Sun Mar 13 13:24:41 2005
• RE: Not true...In some cases breeding loans are done... this way - Philly_nr, Sun Mar 13 13:42:11 2005
• RE: Not true...In some cases breeding loans are done... this way - jtrott, Sun Mar 13 13:49:12 2005
• RE: Not true...In some cases breeding loans are done... this way - Philly_nr, Sun Mar 13 13:52:36 2005
• Thank you........n/p - jtrott, Sun Mar 13 14:51:42 2005
• RE: Not true...In some cases breeding loans are done... this way - Thomas j, Sun Mar 13 15:49:36 2005
• RE: Not true...In some cases breeding loans are done... this way - jtrott, Mon Mar 14 06:32:32 2005
• Only one reason to take a normal female on a breeding loan IMHO... - Christy Talbert, Sun Mar 13 20:29:19 2005
• Lots of good advice. However, I would consider a breeding - jmartin104, Sun Mar 13 14:43:05 2005
• RE: Lots of good advice. However, I would consider a breeding - Philly_nr, Sun Mar 13 14:57:37 2005
• Personnally......... - toshamc, Sun Mar 13 17:54:43 2005