Went home for lunch today and was looking at Candy (bred by Reeses) Reeses has been ignoring her for over a week and Candy looks like she swallowed more than a football, more like a buick









So I decided it was about time I pulled Reeses because he's still been acting like he wanted nothing more than to leave her. Snakes being the dawgs they are, love em and leave em.





Then I had a thought, my other coral albino has been acting a bit wierd. She did get an axtra month of feeding and had just pooped and was looking nice a girthy. She's a 2005 but pretty good sized for a 2005, I bought her earlier this year. Produced by big Mike, she has awesome coloring. Any ways, she's been messing her cage up a lot, passing urates, knocking over her water bowl etc. So, just for kicks, I put her in with Reeses and DANG stuff started happening right away. She was moving about the cage fairly rapidly, spreading urates within one minute of being introduced. Then she continued to move all over the cage with her tail up, cloaca open and female organs out on display, rubbing them all over the floor. I can only imagine she was marking and leaving some sort of scent trail. LOL, the cage "was" clean when they were moved into it, not any more!!!



Reeses was quite excited about the whole chain of events. Went from a snake trying to get out and away - to one all over a female, flicking her with his tongue. Once he started flicking her, she settled down a lot. I'm thinking she's quite ready for him!!!!













Had to come back to work...will be checking in when I get home for sure!!!!!
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Thanks,





Dave Colling



www.rainbows-r-us-reptiles.com







0.1 Wife (WC and still very fiesty)

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



LOL, to many snakes to list, last count:

24.36 BRB

19.19 BCI

And those are only the breeders



lots.lots.lots feeder mice and rats

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