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mikefedzen
at Mon Apr 9 00:56:22 2012 [ Email Message ] [ Show All Posts by mikefedzen ]
Even after eating, my albino male annulata freaked out when I put the smallest female with him, so he's sitting the bench for the season probably. After that happened I decided it was time to throw the apricot het albino male with the spotted female.
He wasted no time...
I also threw my other het albino annulata male in with the albino female, last time I put the apricot male with her and she fought him off till he gave up. But this male was trying to lock up with her and she wasn't fighting it, good sign that she was ready...
But I took him out. I want to breed the apricot het albino to her so I can confirm he's actually het albino... this way I'll know if I'm creating possible hets with the other breedings. So I separated them and put the het albino in with a 09 normal.
After giving the apricot het albino male some time off after breeding with the spotted(probably 8 hours), I put him in with the albino.
They were just curled up like this for a hour, so I got a bowl of water and flicked it at the snakes for a couple minutes. I was aiming to simulate rainfall, lol.
Came back 10 minutes later to this...
This guy loves biting necks, haha. I wonder if my wannabe rainfall got it going...
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 Easter eggs in the making - mikefedzen, Mon Apr 9 00:56:22 2012 
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