i want to find a nice breed of snake that has many clutches per year
preferably some type of king corn or milksnake and I need help finding a breeder in lousiana or one who will ship

Welcome to HC Network. Not sure how many clutches they have, but hopefully someone will come along who can help. Good luck with your quest.

Lyn

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Just out of interest why do you want one one that has many clutches a year?

Most snakes as a rule will have just the one clutch/litter although it is not uncommon for some egg laying snakes to double clutch...but it is almost unheard of (as far as I'm aware) for a snake to have more than that.

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i was thinking the same thing... why do you want that many cluches? have you reserched at all about any snakes? is the only reson you want snakes is a profit? cause it wont keep you alive just breeding snakes. how many snakes are you interested in geting at first??? and last but not least, have you EVER owned a snake befor?

thats about it....

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Welcome to the HCN. I too an curisous as to why you want a species of snake that lays alot of eggs?

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Hi Shebrokemiheart,

Welcome to Herp Center! There are many people out here who are very knowledgable .... please heed their advice!

Steve

If you are responsible enough to house and care for the snakes properly, including all the offspring, African House Snakes would be a great choice. They are known to lay clutches about every 70 days. Most imports are witnessed mating in the bags even on the way over to America! They are really prolific breeders.
-Adam

but how do you sell off all those babys. house snakes sell for little and in small numbers it would be a waste of time breeding them IMO would cost more to feed and heat them all

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CBB African House snakes are actually in pretty high demand. You could probably sell them for $80 each. But you have to realize, many place will buy them in lots. I just hatched 14 normal corn snakes. Two wouldnt eat so I still have them. But I made $200 on the other 12. And I only spent about $25 bucks on 100 pinkies. You have to use your head and think about it...
-Adam