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[RedSidedSPR]

I agree! Im glad you think that!

But if you cant house babies, why are you breeding?

Not trying to be a prick.

[Tim C.]

Yes, its a checkered. I believe a granite is a morph of a checkered, that wouldn't be considered attempting a hybrid would it? To clarify, if I paired her with an eastern that would produce "hybrids"?

[kibakiba]

I was thinking that, too. I think babies are pretty hard to get rid of, especially in this economy. Shipping them is also pretty expensive, if you were to "donate" them to somewhere outside of your area.

[kibakiba]

Yes, pairing her with an eastern would make a hybrid. It is a different species than she is.

You mentioned a flame, which is a morph of easterns, so technically speaking you can't pair them without a hybrid.

[Tim C.]

I don't think your a prick. I posted this to get information, if you need a little to give a little that's fine. I want to breed so the two snakes I house have complete life cycles and functions and to experience the process. Yes, its possible if I produce something cool I may decide to set up another vivarium but as of now I only have time to give a couple snakes the attention they need to remain tame pleasurable pets.

[kibakiba]

Well they could be tame and pleasurable without breeding.

[Tim C.]

But a granite would work? Do you know if it would it have a chance of having a good pattern or would the t- make it look like a mess? Do know anyone that may have tried that pair and know what it produced?

[RedSidedSPR]

I don't know a thing about checkers morphs. But I do know that any snake can live it's whole life and be just a pleasurable and happy, without ever breeding./

[kibakiba]

I'm not a breeder so I personally wouldn't know. I have only bred northwesterns. Shannon (aSnakeLovinBabe) might be a good person to ask, I'm not sure if she has but I know she did breed some checkereds this year.

[RedSidedSPR]

Shannon is the checkers guru.