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My Red Group hypo bred my red het for coral albino female.

Now I was pretty sure she was going to have something, but when was anywhere from last Tuesday(105 days her last shed) until June 13(123 days after what I thought was her second ovulation, which was obviously just her showing that she was a little bit preggers). Our RG hypo male never acted shunned like most males do when the female is finished, rather he stayed right there with her for almost the entire duration, except for when I seperated them for feeding. Not so much breeding her, but just keeping her company. I figured better to keep him in there, just in case. She would seem to get depressed and mopey when I took him out. I guess they were in love. LOL!

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YAY BABIES!!!!!!......

Jesse
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"Continuing to cling to the patterns you know, inhibits your ability to discover what you don't know." - Eric Allenbaugh

np

congrats! nice babies

Marcus Williams

Michael Burton

>>My Red Group hypo bred my red het for coral albino female.
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>>Now I was pretty sure she was going to have something, but when was anywhere from last Tuesday(105 days her last shed) until June 13(123 days after what I thought was her second ovulation, which was obviously just her showing that she was a little bit preggers). Our RG hypo male never acted shunned like most males do when the female is finished, rather he stayed right there with her for almost the entire duration, except for when I seperated them for feeding. Not so much breeding her, but just keeping her company. I figured better to keep him in there, just in case. She would seem to get depressed and mopey when I took him out. I guess they were in love. LOL!
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>>YAY BABIES!!!!!!......
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>>Jesse
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>>"Continuing to cling to the patterns you know, inhibits your ability to discover what you don't know." - Eric Allenbaugh
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"To be the best..........You must lose your mind."

Looks like a bunch of healthy neos you got there.

Denny

gp

congrats on a third year!

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Congrats Jesse, nice litter of RG's. How's that abberant boa my dad and I gave you at the spartanburg show. I just bought a ghost the other day, and wouldn't mind having one of your ivory line DH's for her. Hope to see you at a show sometime. Trey Schneller, Schneller reptiles

let me know when they are available please! especially the pastels!!!
thanks, Joe
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>>My Red Group hypo bred my red het for coral albino female.
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>>Now I was pretty sure she was going to have something, but when was anywhere from last Tuesday(105 days her last shed) until June 13(123 days after what I thought was her second ovulation, which was obviously just her showing that she was a little bit preggers). Our RG hypo male never acted shunned like most males do when the female is finished, rather he stayed right there with her for almost the entire duration, except for when I seperated them for feeding. Not so much breeding her, but just keeping her company. I figured better to keep him in there, just in case. She would seem to get depressed and mopey when I took him out. I guess they were in love. LOL!
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>>Anyhow.....
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>>YAY BABIES!!!!!!......
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>>Jesse
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>>"Continuing to cling to the patterns you know, inhibits your ability to discover what you don't know." - Eric Allenbaugh

I bet you were on cloud nine,Great job bro,Thanks Eric[Hypoboa]
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They look wonderful!!! Andy
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