I've read the posts as well but as I have no Leopard Geckos at all, I had none to adopt out. I think many people have been concerned because many times, when you get adoptions from rescues or sometimes even pet stores, the animals are not in the best of health and therefore it's not really recommended to breed them because they are unhealthy. Breeding unhealthy animals is not safe for them. If you do still plan on breeding, I would get them all checked out by a certified herp vet to make sure they are free of parasites and other illnesses. Plus you'd want them to be the appropriate size and weight. Also waiting until they are settled into their environments so it doesn't further stress them out.
Nobody meant to sound like they were jumping down your throat or verbally attacking you. HC and its members take care to make sure those herp keepers in the community give their animals the very best care and do what's right for them. It's why we're here. Sometimes we may sound harsh but its because we care about the animals and want our members to realize that.
Many members are very passionate about the care and well being of herps.
