Is anyone in the US working with Timor pythons? I only see a few CBB adults for sale every now and then-where are the babies? I'd love to get a little group together
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Timors?
rowotter
Dec 01, 2004 08:33 PM
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PristinePythons
Dec 03, 2004 11:39 AM
This species is hit or miss with breeding! Another words they aren't easy to breed. Infact it is said that these animals must be 4-5 years old plus before you should even attempt to breed them. Most C.B.B. Babies you see are c.h. true c.b.b. babies don't come around often. As far as I know there are only 3-4 breeders that are successful with them.
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John Light
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rowotter
Dec 03, 2004 02:52 PM
Thanks John. Do you know of any breeders that are currently working with them?
~Brian
PristinePythons
Dec 04, 2004 12:18 AM
Once I sold my pair I lost contact with the others breeding them. They are available hit or miss as I said earlier. The guys I'm talking about post on the kingsnake classifieds so I guess you'll just have to look out for them. I wish I could remember some names!
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