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| View Poll Results: Do You Breed Your Reptiles? | |||
| Yes I Do |
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39 | 48.75% |
| No I Dont |
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7 | 8.75% |
| Have Done Befor |
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8 | 10.00% |
| Planing to start |
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26 | 32.50% |
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planning to breed mine, was going to breed my cali's this year, but due to rescent problems with one some, and them not being a very good weight, i have decisded not to, for the snakes well being, but next year will hopefully be breeding hoggies, KSB, and millions of cali's.
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I do for a combination of reasons, money being the least important factor, I'm not looking for profit, simply self paid hobby.
I Breed for the challenge and experience you go through with your animals. And of course, when it comes to rearing hatchlings and finding them new homes, helps develop a community.
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i plan to start ... i tried last year but lost the eggs. i want the experience and to learn i suppose...
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I have always aimed to breed whatever animals I have kept. A single animal of whatever species is nothing but a dead end - an evolutionary full stop. From when I was an eight year old in England keeping common frogs, toads, lizards and grass snakes I realised the importance of breeding the animals I kept. Now I breed for a number of reasons: Conservation of rare / endangered varieties; research into conditions needed for captive maintenance of such species; Personal satisfaction; and also to recoup some of the costs involved in the maintenance of collection / oultlay in aquisition of new specimens. Finally: Research into ecology / reproductive biology of local species. e.g did you know that until just a few years ago no one knew for sure how Blanus cinereus ("Worm Lizard") reproduced - even as to whether it was oviparous or viviparous?
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