Breed something else BESIDES BALL PYTHONS. Here is WHY!

[@forsakenlife4873]

Absolutely agree! I keep BP's and Brazilian Rainbow Boa's and a small collection of Geckos. Variety is the spice of life as they do say.

[@anthonysantana675]

I'm thinking of going back to corn snakes more babies double clutches and a lot more to move and above all less feed

[@patrickalilbitofeverything5181]

Awesome snakes and great video

[@Wulfgeist]

Bredls are on my short list. They are one of Loris favs, very smart. I want one to keep at least. As to breeding, 2024 is the year for Snorty to get a new man.

[@jamesperry459]

Me and Wife are doing ball pythons, corn snakes, hognoses and crested geckos

[@TrippCherry]

One day I’d like to breed African rock pythons

[@666-y8w]

With how bad the reptile market is, not to mention that the ball python market is tanking, it's not a smart decision to invest in any snakes. Even big breeders are having extreme difficulty moving snakes and now with the shed testing...who would even take a chance buying untested animals? Most breeders can't even focus on their one species, adding more just because of the prospect to make a sale is ill advice because if they aren't selling what they already have...they won't sell other snakes. The only solution is to cut back on the amount of snakes produced every month and let people's pockets grow.

[@OlympusReptiles]

Most successful business will not cut back. The ball python market is a great reason to breed a different species as well, as not all reptile markets are doing what the ball python market is. This ball python market was 100% expected to be this way. I have been saying it was coming for 18 months at least. Never have an issue selling, never needed to shed test. It isn't a chance if I can back it up with data. Possible hets would be the only thing.

[@jslithers]

Lol I'm buying snakes like crazy 🤷‍♂️ feeling real good about it too

[@ryansarachnids4778]

Wanting to breed some venomous