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very nice. I have 4 hets from the Joe Terry animals that are looking pretty sweet about 6 inches. These are the brightest reds out there in the hypo line.

I have this pair of proven Leopards. text or PM for more info. $2000 plus shipping thank you Michael Enriquez 786-525-1531

Produced by Joe Terry.

Just showing off 2 of Joe Terry's Cherry bombs!! Enjoy!!!

From what I understand Cherrheads come from a dry region and the marbling is a byproduct of being evolved for that habitat.

more pics of that red headed beauty!!!

I changed some things in my set up and now my Cherrys stay clean. I can see the Cherry red heads all the time now...no dirt caked on them. I used stepping stones for the bottom of their main hide spot. I used sand for the feeding area. I put sod for most of the cage and used mulch for the...

Plastron looks absolutely Hypo...legs and bottom do not

That is a phenomanal Cherryhead

This is 2014 Cherryhead I produced it just over the last 6 months its marbling has started to show. Enjoy

good idea...never thought of that

Late 2015 Hypo and some 2016 Hets. All are feeding well on mazuri and fresh greens. Hypo $2500 Hets $350 each We will have more Hypos as the summer goes on. ********I have an Auction for 1 Het. on another web Site*****...

nevermind about that now...lol

I had raised a group of Colombians and they started laying small infertile clutches right as they passed the 8" mark. They are approaching 10 inches and now are laying larger clutches and Im having a higher fertility rate in that group. Size is a huge factor in egg laying. Some will grow...

Very nice

Late 2015 Hypo and some 2016 Hets. All are feeding well on mazuri and fresh greens. Hypo $2500 Hets $350 each We will have more Hypos as the summer goes on. Thank you Michael Enriquez 786-525-1531

for 1...I would call that marbeling....just not a lot...as it grows it comes from the borders...and she is nice

Cherryheads originate in a Desert region. So the marbling is an adaption for that region. It is genetic but not all of them have it and some have a little while others have a lot. When they where being imported in large numbers that was a big deal and fetched a higher price than the ones that...

They will often dig "practice" holes...so just pay attention...they often will lay in a corner, covered area or up against plants so you may have overlooked it

very nice. I like to leave them in the incubator until they have fully absorbed the yolk.