Anybody else on these boards have ball pythons or other snakes?

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Right now i have a breeder setup for ball pythons including 8 females, one male but soon to be two. The females are 4 butters 2 mystics 1 bumblebee & a normal, the male is a super mojave/ blue eyed luecistic. Hoping to end up with mystic potion and luecistic babies this winter. Just wondering if anyone else on here owns/breeds snakes too.
 
Hi there, I also keep snakes. At present I have twenty. 2 bredle pythons and a jungle carpet. 1 Ruthvens, which I bred about 15 years ago, 1 Western Hognose and a milksnake.
The rest are Royals including a male albino
 
i also keep Royal(ball)Pythons.Sand Boas.,King snakes,hognose and more on my want list plus i keep Pygmy Hedgehogs
 
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