I have thought about it. I think I will breed her, but I will definately keep an eye out for what turns up in the offspring. If a lot of them are kinked after the first breeding, I probably wont breed her again.
You would think that if she were born with it, then the breeder would have noticed by now. So I am pretty sure its an injury or a scar from a past injury, or possibly maybe a parasite. And seeing as how this was one of her breeding pairs, they were selected for quality. Only time will tell.
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07-12-2009, 09:22 PM #41"Preparing For Second shed"
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-Beth"Do not be angry, Do not worry, Be grateful, Work with diligence, Be kind to people." -Mikao Usui
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07-13-2009, 02:44 PM #42"Preparing For Second shed"
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I got $40 back and I get to keep all four snakes.
See? Amy's not so bad.-Beth"Do not be angry, Do not worry, Be grateful, Work with diligence, Be kind to people." -Mikao Usui
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07-13-2009, 06:55 PM #43"First shed In Progress"
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Well thats good that she's paid you back some money for the injured snake. I suppose we can assume Amy was the good breeder with a little bit of bite to her bark. I am glad to here it.
Any ideas on names for 'lumpy' or is that her name? X)Amps: 1F Fire Belly Newt, Buddha
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