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Posted by kcscritters on December 26, 2002 at 14:09:04:

In Reply to: Breeding posted by gman on November 21, 2002 at 04:39:41:

It is not difficult to breed. HOWEVER, You must have a license in florida (class 3) no matter what anyone tell you. Just call the wildlife commission. Also you must be prepared to house the babies if they do not sell. YOU CAN NOT Leave baby boys and girls with there parents. AGAIN DO NOT LISTEN TO BAD ADVICE.

:How difficult is it to breed, do you just supply the love and right environment or is it hard. I own my own biz, so i make my own hours, so time and or timing is not a problem. If ya need a web site, thats what i do.. eheh.
:thx.
:Shawn in Fl.

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