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RE: More Q's about baby Brooks

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Posted by: ZFelicien at Wed Jul 7 14:41:21 2010   [ Email Message ] [ Show All Posts by ZFelicien ]  
   

1. Definitely do not house together!

I've had siblings eat each other right after the very 1st shed. (i usually keep those snakes... they grow faster IMO)... baby floridana won't discriminate much when it comes to a good meal


2. I assume "dad" is a normal... No they wont turn lavender... they are all carrying the gene for "lavender"

so if you were to breed a pair of these together, the result would be 1 in every 4 should (in theory) be a lavender.


Alternatively you can get a male lavender or snow... or keep a male from this pairing and breed him back to his mother... many ways to go! Well if you're trying to produce lavenders.


You'll know the lavender when it pips... looks nothing like the normal (This is how i got "stuck"... hatchlig my 1st clutch... now it feels like i got too many!)


~ZF

   

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