Scooter1685
Newbie Member
There is never a time my head isn't full of numerous deadlines, chores, homework issues, etc. 
My life is rather chaotic, as one might expect from the situation. I'm a university student which comes with loads of stress and deadlines, my wife is a university student, and both of our children are also in school. There are reptile breeding concerns, bills that are astronomical (bare necessities run in excess of 60.000 per year when tuition and books are considered), and to cover the expenses inherent in all of this neither of us has been employed for 3 years. We paid for everything by selling off silver bullion and collectible coins I had invested in prior to returning to school. 
So yes, my head is always full of numerous things. That's simply the life I have. However, though I do again apologize for my reaction, it is true that your initial posts were rather unhelpful. If things were as simple as just putting snakes together and leaving them there, I would have had baby boas years ago. Ambrosius has been housed with a few females, once for a full year. He's definitely a male, based on probing, veterinary analyses, and the few fertilized ova produced in my first breeding attempt, but he seems to be rather picky about how he breeds (unlike many of us guys out there
). I do contend that being a bit more specific about which particular aspects of my plan are unnecessarily complicated would have been more helpful, but that ship has sailed and the point in now moot.
I just discovered that there is a sort of testing area forum where I can post things like this and organize my thoughts before submitting it into the actual forum. Kinda wish I'd known about that, but live and learn. I probably should have looked for something like that before making my post anyhow, lol.
So I will be going over to the testing area and figuring out how to create this thread in a more coherent manner. I still intend to keep a record of everything that happens, and I still intend to post a specific outline of my plan. I also intend to look for feedback and ask questions from people who respond in my post. I do this to learn. I'm an academic, studying and learning is actually what I do for fun, lol. I will gain hands-on experience through my breeding attempts in the coming years, and I fully intend to chronicle every single one of those experiences (though perhaps not on this forum) so that my experiences are there for me to review when I have questions or encounter issues. Perhaps, someday, my chronicles may even help someone else in a similar situation.
Anyhow, I won't be using this thread anymore. I'll figure out a way to post this same basic thing in a more coherent and reader-friendly format. Thank you to all the people who read and responded. There will be a better version coming soon, lol.
My life is rather chaotic, as one might expect from the situation. I'm a university student which comes with loads of stress and deadlines, my wife is a university student, and both of our children are also in school. There are reptile breeding concerns, bills that are astronomical (bare necessities run in excess of 60.000 per year when tuition and books are considered), and to cover the expenses inherent in all of this neither of us has been employed for 3 years. We paid for everything by selling off silver bullion and collectible coins I had invested in prior to returning to school. So yes, my head is always full of numerous things. That's simply the life I have. However, though I do again apologize for my reaction, it is true that your initial posts were rather unhelpful. If things were as simple as just putting snakes together and leaving them there, I would have had baby boas years ago. Ambrosius has been housed with a few females, once for a full year. He's definitely a male, based on probing, veterinary analyses, and the few fertilized ova produced in my first breeding attempt, but he seems to be rather picky about how he breeds (unlike many of us guys out there
). I do contend that being a bit more specific about which particular aspects of my plan are unnecessarily complicated would have been more helpful, but that ship has sailed and the point in now moot.I just discovered that there is a sort of testing area forum where I can post things like this and organize my thoughts before submitting it into the actual forum. Kinda wish I'd known about that, but live and learn. I probably should have looked for something like that before making my post anyhow, lol.
So I will be going over to the testing area and figuring out how to create this thread in a more coherent manner. I still intend to keep a record of everything that happens, and I still intend to post a specific outline of my plan. I also intend to look for feedback and ask questions from people who respond in my post. I do this to learn. I'm an academic, studying and learning is actually what I do for fun, lol. I will gain hands-on experience through my breeding attempts in the coming years, and I fully intend to chronicle every single one of those experiences (though perhaps not on this forum) so that my experiences are there for me to review when I have questions or encounter issues. Perhaps, someday, my chronicles may even help someone else in a similar situation.
Anyhow, I won't be using this thread anymore. I'll figure out a way to post this same basic thing in a more coherent and reader-friendly format. Thank you to all the people who read and responded. There will be a better version coming soon, lol.
I dont cycle here. Nature does it.