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Breeding Snakes as A Job????
Hi everyone, I am pretty new to keeping pythons/ snakes and I am rly enjoying it. But looking on getting into it more serious. So what i wanted to ask you all is:
Is there any money in breeding snakes as a full time or part time job?Collection: 2 x Coastal Carpets, 1 x Jungle Jag Carpet, 1 x Hypo Bredli Carpet
- 27-Jun-12, 10:28 AM #2
Is it school holidays already...
- 27-Jun-12, 11:15 AM #3
Yes absolutely there is money in breeding snakes as a job

Under paid, over worked, stressed, all to make less than what people on the dole get or 15 year olds at Maccas.Some days I work like a dog... the others I wish I wasn't the hydrant
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is there any qualifications needed if u wanted to work in a breeding facility like snake ranch or SXR?
Wish list-1 Hypo Bredli, 1 RSP, 4 Albino Darwins, 1 88% jungle jag and maybe (hopefully) one day a Paradox Albino. 1 Sand monitor, 1 Heath monitor, 1 Mangrove monitor, 1 Lace monitor and 1 Perentie.
- 27-Jun-12, 11:33 AM #5
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If you have two GTP's you can make a pretty packet of the offspring each year (in saying that they breed however).
"I have not failed. I've just found 10,000 ways that won't work." Thomas Edison
2 X Windora Stimson's (1M&1F)(Turned 1-Jan 2012), 1 X Male Bredli (6years-2012)
- 27-Jun-12, 11:48 AM #9
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I had enough for a thick shake last season hope to add a burger this season lol
The most dangerous snake is ? The one that just bit you !
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Not thinking too deep into it just putting in my 2c
I would say if you stayed away from the average common pythons/snakes that sell for crumbs and say got
2F 1M
GTP.
Orange pepper pythons.
Colubrid snakes double clutch so that would be handy.
May be albino darwin tho I think the price of them are going down.
Big outlay so take longer to recover the expenses.
Could get a long time mate to put in.
Could just start out with GTP I guess.
Buy food in bulk of suppliers
Maybe get a ABN number so you could claim some electricity on TAX
And breed them more as a hobby and just enjoyed having them more so than a job looking for how much you can make. Then any extra cash boost you get from selling that season would be a bonus.
Just thinking out loud
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Ya sounds good! Thanks for that mate
Im a qualified personal trainer, so doing that and snake breeding would be a bad start.
Collection: 2 x Coastal Carpets, 1 x Jungle Jag Carpet, 1 x Hypo Bredli Carpet
- 27-Jun-12, 12:53 PM #15
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I think it also depends on how much time you put into it as a job, and the size of your collection. If you are smart, and as mentioned before bulk buy or breed your food, and buy your animals smartly then i guess there could be some money to be made in it, but as i said, a lot of time will have to be put into it, and a decent sized collection will most likely be needed.
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