Reptile & Amphibian Forums

After what seemed like an eternal gestation period, my Oregon red spotted finally dropped her litter! Only 5 neonates and 2 unfertilized ovum but she's looking no worse for the wear, so I am quite happy :O)

-----
"Nothing happens in contradiction to nature, only to what we know of it."

Awesome looking little babies!
-----
Mike
KingPin Reptiles Inc.
www.freewebs.com/mikesnake
www.captivebredforum.com

>>After what seemed like an eternal gestation period, my Oregon red spotted finally dropped her litter! Only 5 neonates and 2 unfertilized ovum but she's looking no worse for the wear, so I am quite happy :O)
>>could you posibley part with one of those or at least tell me where to get one
>>
>>-----
>>"Nothing happens in contradiction to nature, only to what we know of it."
-----
until next time make mine slither.herb
www.housesnakes@yahoo.com

Hi there,

I'm not trying to violate forum rules here, but all 5 babies and possibly (possibly) the parents *may* be going up on the classifieds to help fund a new camera lens that I want to buy.

I do have to say that if I sell them they won't be cheap by garter standards... but CB concinnus simply do not come up for sale really ever, much less f2's or proven f1 mouse feeders ;O)

Here's the dam:

-----
"Nothing happens in contradiction to nature, only to what we know of it."

Congratulations.

It's so unfair, there isn't a single real breeder in this entire country and the amateurs just produce hybrids.

I will be breeding them soon, my pair should be up to breeding size by next year. One has a lime green stripe and the other a yellow stripe. I should have pics of them up on my website soon. Take a look..... www.donsgartersnakes.com