Dave,

..The twins look like they are okay. I had twins in a litter of Argentinian Rainbows last year and they did not survive. The half size BRB I had in the litter on the 3rd of this month is doing well. He was inside a membrane with a large chunk of material that looked like a crescent shaped piece of slug. I can only guess that he was a twin and the chunk of slug looking material was from his twin sibling that did not progress from an either unfertilized egg cell or a frtilized egg that died very early.

Jeff



>>Well, between my zoom lens shooting from far away and my daughters point and click, I did manage to get some decent pics....

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>>Mom from 2 1/2 weeks ago looking bloated.

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>>Mom and her babies, she was very protective of them..

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>>What do we have here...TWINS, still in the sack together!!! WOOHOO!!!!

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>>Had to keep closing the door while I was cleaning up. On the right is the smaller twin, on the left is a normal size sibling.

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>>Toward the top is a normal size sibling, lower left is the larger twin and lower right is the smaller twin.

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>>Thanks,

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>>Dave Colling

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>>www.rainbows-r-us-reptiles.com

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>>0.1 Wife (WC and still very fiesty)

>>0.2 kids (CBB, a big part of our selective breeding program)

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>>LOL, to many snakes to list, last count:

>>24.36 BRB

>>19.19 BCI

>>And those are only the breeders

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>>lots.lots.lots feeder mice and rats

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