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Why don't we set up a FAQ link here on the website. I think it would be very simple to set up...

have a section for health, breeding, morphs, and whatever...it can easily answer all the tough sheds, mites, non-eaters, african rats, and whatever else. I know a lot of people still won't research, but it might help a good number of them.

We can even have a "what morph is this" questions w/ "normal" under it. Just a thought...
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Jeremy Conrad
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will be up in a couple of months.
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Tosha

"Nihil facimus sed id bene facimus"

6.42.0 Ball Python (Harry and Fluffy and gang)
1.0.0 Angolan Python (Anakin Skywalker)
0.0.1 Green Tree Python (Verdi)
0.1.0 Bredls Python (Smurfette)
0.2.0 Feline (Pippen and Pandora)
0.0.1 Desert Tortoise (Pope John Paul aka JP )
2.2.1 Fish (1,2,3,4)
0.0.0 frogs rescued from pool skimmer
0.0.1 Lizard of unknown origin

Kingsnake already has one:
www.kingsnake.com/features.html
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PHLdyPayne

>>Kingsnake already has one:
>>www.kingsnake.com/features.html
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>>PHLdyPayne
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Jeremy Conrad
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...Can't...stop...must...get...more...balls...

I don't think you could call those links FAQ.
And I may be wrong, but I think the post is about having a FAQ on ball pythons.
How FAQ works, is a Question is asked, and an answer to that question is given.
For example:

Q: Where are ball pythons found?
A: Africa. The west coast of Africa, Benin, Togo, Ghana are the three main countries they are imported from.

Q: Do ball pythons have live babies?
A: NO. Ball pythons, like all TRUE pythons, lay eggs. A average clutch ranges from 4 to 8. A clutch of twelve or more eggs have been laid by very large females.

Q: Do ball pythons only come in one color phase?
A: NO. Ball pythons are rapidly becoming the largest Morph species in Herpetoculture. With numerous color and pattern varies.

This is what a FAQ actually looks like. Hope this helps.

Ron Billingsley