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My breeding season so far!!

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Posted by: joshhutto at Sun Apr 1 21:16:10 2012   [ Email Message ] [ Show All Posts by joshhutto ]  
   

no pics uploaded but so far this is how my season is going and honestly I couldn't ask for any better. A little background as to why I am so happy with how this season is going. I moved from south Florida to S. Carolina in 2010 and had a horrible season with egg production (my guess was the move in December). The upside was that I was going to have a bunch of morph females that were going to be huge for the next season. Well wouldn't you know it, I had a thermostat failure and killed off 3 racks of breeder morph females. I was CRUSHED to say the least and almost sold off the remainder animals. Thankfully a good friend of mine Jay Miller talked me into keeping the animals and his excitement of producing awesome animals got my fire burning again. I have added a few more animals and held back all my morph females that I was able to produce last season and the future is looking bright. With all that said this is how this season is working out all locks or laid/ready to lay:



pied x albino = already laid 7 good eggs

pied x het pied (3 breedings with good folicle growth)

lesser x granite = 8 eggs palpated and she has shed

firefly x vanilla = 5 eggs palpated and she has shed

super vanilla x pastel (2 breedings)

super vanilla x yb

pastel yb x dinker female (looks specter-ish)

pastel yb x pastel

pied x black pastel het pied

albino x het albino (x 2)

enchi x normal (x 2)

enchi x yb

mystic x spider

mystic x mojave



I also have a specter male (from Jay Miller) that is 328g today that I am saving a female yb for. Hopefully he does something. And a male fire bumblebee that is 312g that I'm saving a vanilla pastel for as well. Who knows maybe they will do something in may or june. I hope everyone else is having a good year and hatches out some more crazy things.
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Josh & Krysty Hutto





Various Ball Pythons, boas, dogs, cats, fish, a couple sulcatas and a few other odds and ends.





a BAD dog is MADE not bred, support the American Pit Bull Terrier as the greatest breed of dogs on Earth!!!!!


   

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