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RE: They're Pipping!

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Posted by: tgcorley at Wed Jul 7 08:46:07 2010  [ Report Abuse ] [ Email Message ] [ Show All Posts by tgcorley ]  
   

Thanks for the good wishes, everyone.

Out of eight good eggs came 4 msp, 2 orange leonis, and 2 yellowish leonis. All look fat and feisty. Several have really nice head patterns. I will post pictures after they have all shed.

Again, thanks for your encouragement - it's nice to receive some validation in a world where most people look at you like you've grown antlers when you tell them you breed Nuevo Leon kingsnakes. (I'm sure you all know the "look"!)


   

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