shoot...

[adamanteus]

Many times I've had Garters breed without hibernating them. Sometimes more than once in a year!

[Stefan-A]

Many times I've had Garters breed without hibernating them. Sometimes more than once in a year!

Mine, for example. They mated anyway, haven't seen any offspring.

[Steven@HumboldtHerps]

As I continue to read on, I clearly see that ignorance is bliss. I do not mean to be rude, but it seems there are some people who post questions for advice, but only really respond to the answers they wanted to hear in the first place.
The ethical and moral solution to this problem, however unfortunate, is to put these intergrades down. Any other decision leaves the future integrity of captive and wild genetic lines at risk.

So, all of you who are ready to adopt with your promises not to breed or release, you compassion is misplaced in this particular case. We are all only human; and even the most good-natured souls will make mistakes (as we have already heard... Sorry Tina).

Honestly,

Steven
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