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RE: latest successful breeding?

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Posted by: jeph at Thu Jun 3 02:42:44 2010  [ Report Abuse ] [ Email Message ] [ Show All Posts by jeph ]  
   

I have pyros breeding right now still. Every year is different now for me. It can take a little while to get them going again. Just see what happens and if they don't go then try next year. It's amazing how well they do in the field. Someone brought me what they described as a very fat short mtn.king...3-4 days later it dropped 5 perfect eggs...the snake was 38 grams after dropping the eggs, and didn't even look bad. Good luck on your breeding quest,
Jeff

   

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