I just wanted to share a few pictures of some recent snake action over here. First time breeding this pair so I am excited to see what comes of it.
Wish me luck.
Wish me luck.
Gettin' down tonight
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Well good luck and I hope it all happens the way you want.
Are they the same breed? One looks like what I call a racer. The other looks like a different breed.
Are they the same breed? One looks like what I call a racer. The other looks like a different breed.
Is it a threesome? Sicko snakes!!!!
Is it a threesome? Sicko snakes!!!!
Are they the same breed? One looks like what I call a racer. The other looks like a different breed.
Is it a threesome? Sicko snakes!!!!
Is it a threesome? Sicko snakes!!!!
They are both Taiwan Beauty Snakes. The male is the nicer of the two in my opinion. He has the nice bright gold colors, while the female is darker and silvery.
Nice pictures!
UPDATE: We have Eggs.
With all that has been going on here lately (new baby and renos) this just adds to the list lol.
And here's dad getting ready for a shed.
With all that has been going on here lately (new baby and renos) this just adds to the list lol.
And here's dad getting ready for a shed.
Great pictures! I don't know anything about those snakes, but they are very pretty. Haven't gotten into breeding snakes but could be in the near future. Good luck and can't wait to see pics of little snakeys
Thanks, we'll see if they turn out.
That is pretty cool, glad that she laid some eggs...
Wow
Congratulations -your house is getting busier in a hurry!
Do the eggs incubate themselves or will you remove them and place them in an incubator?
They look like they are protective of the eggs too?
Good Luck
What is the incubation time length?
(I have to wait 11.5 months for my alpacas!!
)
Congratulations -your house is getting busier in a hurry!
Do the eggs incubate themselves or will you remove them and place them in an incubator?
They look like they are protective of the eggs too?
Good Luck
What is the incubation time length?
(I have to wait 11.5 months for my alpacas!!
)
Wow how many eggs?
Tortoise said:Wow
Congratulations -your house is getting busier in a hurry!
Do the eggs incubate themselves or will you remove them and place them in an incubator?
They look like they are protective of the eggs too?
Good Luck
What is the incubation time length?
(I have to wait 11.5 months for my alpacas!!
Do snake eggs grow as the baby grows? My crested Geckos eggs grow quite a lot as they incubate. I wonder if tortoise eggs do the same?
Congrats! beautiful animals.
Thanks everyone.
To be honest, I didn't count how many she had. I will go down tomorrow and take a look. I am going to try and leave the eggs in her enclosure with her to see if they do good. The previous owner stated that he incubated them in an incubator and had a small hatch rate, and the ones the did hatch we're kinked or deformed - so I figured these guys live in cooler temperatures in the wild that I would just try room temperature to see how it does. As it is I have not checked if they are even fertile yet either.
Louise, I am looking at about 60 days for them to hatch - and that's based off a warmer then room temperature. At room temperature I could expect them to go a little longer. The eggs do grow as they incubate.
I'll be sure to update.
To be honest, I didn't count how many she had. I will go down tomorrow and take a look. I am going to try and leave the eggs in her enclosure with her to see if they do good. The previous owner stated that he incubated them in an incubator and had a small hatch rate, and the ones the did hatch we're kinked or deformed - so I figured these guys live in cooler temperatures in the wild that I would just try room temperature to see how it does. As it is I have not checked if they are even fertile yet either.
Louise, I am looking at about 60 days for them to hatch - and that's based off a warmer then room temperature. At room temperature I could expect them to go a little longer. The eggs do grow as they incubate.
I'll be sure to update.
Well, turns out none of the eggs are fertile. Ohwell, theres always next year.
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froghaven5 said:SnakeyeZ said:
Turn that frown upside down.
First year breeding them myself, previous owner had bred them many times (last year infact). I'll probably give her the next season to bulk up and try again.
Too cool! That male is a stunner!
Oh, dangit! Sorry to hear that!
SnakeyeZ said:
Oh, dangit! Sorry to hear that!
How do you know that they're not fertile?
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