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i have two adult eastern milks that i was thinking about breeding. i was wondering where i could get some reading material about the process.

The process is easy and much like others but you may be breaking the law if that is any concern. I would just ask someones advice straight up cause Im sure noone breeds them and can give any specific tips just for this reason. Even with a permit of ownership I still cant breed the snake in the state of Pennsylvania.

Look at Bob Applegate's site for his milksnake manual. I have always referred to it as THE BIBLE, its free to download. He has another new book out in print, if you like the free one why not get the new one?? Jeff

And PA aint the only state with some of these laws,...Yah know?

I think MD is the same, at least it was 5 years ago.
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Shannon in Reno
1.0 savannah monitor (Pombe-means "beer" in Swahili)
2.4 dogs
1.0 cat
5.32 rats
6.44 mice
7.50 chickens
1.2 beardies
0.1 black rat snake
~500 hissers
1 giant millipede
0.1 Chissel tooth kangaroo rat
1.1 rabbits
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MD and Delaware were the same, but I'm not sure now. I might be wrong but I "think" New Jersey may have similar laws as well.

how did u no im from nj

At first I didn't realize but after i looked at the handle again I noticed we discussed easterns and the permit laws once before.

LOL.....kidding.some very **ahem** 'unique' characters,us milk fans....in fact some of the scarier folk i've happened upon,don't know what that's all about....maybe it's the pretty colors....(such as this most 'non-milkiest' of milks,elapsoides)

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"with head raised regally,and gazing at me with lidless eyes,he seemed to question with flicks of his long forked tongue my right to trespass on his territory" Carl Kauffeld