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RE: Elaphe helena second clutch

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Posted by: metalpest at Fri Oct 6 16:15:37 2006  [ Report Abuse ] [ Email Message ] [ Show All Posts by metalpest ]  
   

Yeah, the low red is my favorite.

I'm not going to keep any as I'm short on room as it is. The pueblans were mostly to gain some experience as they are easy to breed. I prefer the looks of my tangerine hondurans. They are also much calmer. All the babies have been quick to feed on f/t pinks, unlike my cal kings which have taken some work. I hatched 24 of 25 pueblan eggs, 9 of 9 kings, and 5 of 8 pythons (those were due to incubating on perlite like colubrids, but pythons require elevation above the perlite, so the eggs on the bottom perished, that shall be corrected next year), so I'd say I did pretty good for my first year of breeding. Big shout out to hovabator too, I heard they don't work all that well but they worked good for me!

I've never seen albino helena. Personally, I prefer natural looks to snakes though.
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