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Posted by Kat on August 30, 2002 at 09:40:47:
In Reply to: my thoughts on feeding snakes to snakes, and \ posted by Dean Alessandrin on August 29, 2002 at 15:55:01:
Corn snakes don’t ask to be bred for albino-snow-motley-amel-scaleless…blah blah blah.
Well, they certainly don't seem to mind breeding for mutations. I've yet to see a cornsnake that didn't want to breed be forced to breed with another cornsnake. In fact, I think my male was pretty adamant about breeding with my female. I don't think they minded that they produced ghosts or anerys... in fact, I don't think the ghost or anery hatchlings mind or even know that they're ghost or anerys instead of normals. As such, I fail to see how breeding cornsnake morphs deserves such disdain. The snakes in my collection (and many others) are well cared for. Why not bash those who won't properly care for their snakes instead? (I've seen some pretty darn thin 'breeder' corns on the classifieds...)
