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0.1, 1.1, 2.0? help????

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ok, I am relatively new to all of this. I have had a female ball python for around two years now, a female columbian bci for 10 months and my male columbian bci for about 6 months now. I have recently signed on here to network with other herpers, as down the road, my husband and I are looking to breed the columbians and possibly get into other lines, possibly locality breeding. However, I don't want to be someone who gets into it and doesn't know what they are doing, so I am trying to learn about different things. As I am looking at some of the snakes on here, I am seeing numbers in front of them with a decimal. I know the 04 or 03 is the birth year, but what is the number with the decimal? can someone please explain this to me? I don't want to look at a snake and think it is one thing and find out later that I ended up with something else. Any help on this would be appreciated. thanks!
Melanie Brown
mom to Akasha, Isis and Osiris
(my ball python and columbian bci's)
 
madragon said:
male.unsexed.female
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That's incorrect. It's as Robin stated. If only 2 digits are used it is male.female
2.0=two males; 2.2=two males&two females etc.
if 3 digits are used the third digit is unsexed/unknown
2.0.2=two males, 0 females and 2 unknown; 0.0.2=two unknown
 
male.unsexed.female
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I concur with Robin and John, it means: male.female.unsexed. Just think of how confusing it would be if 1.1.1 actually meant male.unsexed.female and then 1.1 meant meant male.female when it would make more sense for 1.1 to mean male.unsexed if going by the male.unsexed.female definition of 1.1.1! A clue to look for is when someone is selling young baby herps and has them listed as 0.0.16 - no it does not mean the seller has 16 females but rather 16 unsexed baby herps.

All the best,
Glenn B
 
thanks!

that is very helpful! i was thinking it was something totally different, so i am glad to know what it actually is. i am glad i signed up for this, because i have been learning a lot since i have been on here. thank you all!
Melanie Brown
mom to Isis, Osiris and Akasha
(my columbian bcis and my ball python)
 
Will re-inforce --> male.unsexed.female

*LOL* No, I'm just kidding... the correct way IS:

male.female.unsexed.

It was confusing when I first learned, too.
 
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