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hey!
ive had herps for years and have had luck breeding a few, i had a rescue ball pop out some unexpected eggs years ago, she layed them on newspaper (still in quarentine at the time)the eggs didnt make it and she has been adopted out long ago. but my husband brought to our marrage a very pretty girl and id like to breed her to my male. i have looked all over the net and refrenced many of my books, i was just wondering if anyone here had any good advice, all the things im finding are similar but not all the same, my mane ? is on feeding, shes a great eatter, hes a bit picky, should i keep offering as usual? they get offered food every other week
any other hints would be great!
thanks

ps, im a vet tech, they are parasite free and in great health, i wouldnt risk them just for babies, so basic things are covered
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A good thing to get is the "Dr. Mark Seward's Ball Python Breeding
by Dr. Mark Seward with Colette and Dan Sutherland" at the Sutherlands website, BallPython.com. Go there and go to the Currently Available link then Merchandise. Its a great thing to have. I got it, lots of info in there. You can also read Ralph Davis's Recipe it helps. I cant remember if it says much about feeding thow. The link is this: http://www.ralphdavisreptiles.com/matrix/ralphs_words/ball_breeding.asp .

Good Luck,
Blake