Just a sneak peek...

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elevatethis;954400; said:
It depends on what you're trying to produce, really. If you want to go for more pastels, one male can successfully mate with as many as 5 or 6 or even more normal females in one season...the males or whores and will breed pretty much any time you put him in with a female.

On the other hand, female morphs are your keys to the designer morphs...pastel x pastel gives you a shot at super pastels, spider x pastel gets you a shot at bumblebees, etc etc etc....
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Ah i see. I suppose they also give a helping hand in mixed clutches...
do you have a pic at hand of a pastelxpastel?
 
wow they're looking great. just let me know when they're ready haha.
 
What are this clutch bred by? Which parent was pastel? Sorry if I missed this.

Keep us posted when they're up for good homes.
 
Here's a shot of the parents caught in the act 3 or 4 months ago:

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And no, dad's not that small...mom is a monster!
 
davo;955741; said:
whoops must have missed that. They are nice.
Males can be breed at a very young age. What was the weight of that female?
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She was ~3200 grams at the beginning of breeding season. She's probably 8-9 years old, according to her previous owner who had to give her up. The male, he started breeding at 700 grams and 18 months years of age.
 
If you dont mind I would love to see some pics of the snake room (enclosures,racks,incubaters ect.) PLEEEEZE!
 
Well, they're all out!

Final count is 6 pastels and 2 normals.

I'll sex them and post individual pictures tonight after work.

Snake room...eh...maybe...its nothing big, just a few racks and an incubator!
 
Here they are!

Normals

Normal1.jpg


Normal2.jpg


Pastels

PastelMale4.jpg


PastelMale3.jpg


PastelMale2.jpg


PastelMale1.jpg


PastelFemale2.jpg


PastelFemale1.jpg


Still unsexed as of now, I want to give them a couple days to chill out before I mess with them any more.

Let me know what you think!
 
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