Reptile & Amphibian Forums

I will likely keep this little BRB regardless of it's gender. (please be male). It is cloudy here in Lubbock Texas and only 95 so I took it out for a pic or 2 after a meal. I am waiting for some shedding to happen, and only 1/2 ate tonight. Half of them look like they are wrapped too tightly in saran wrap and are ready for their first sheds. although I am not super impressed with it's color, I do like it's pattern. The head markings should be stronger....but I like the cresents. (Didn't I already mention that?) At this point in my breeding I haven't been too concerned with dorsal markings....I like the more aberrent ones.

Linda,
...It is hard to tell what the color will be like on that snake. It has such good crescents that I would hold onto it and see how the color does turn out.
Jeff

>>I will likely keep this little BRB regardless of it's gender. (please be male). It is cloudy here in Lubbock Texas and only 95 so I took it out for a pic or 2 after a meal. I am waiting for some shedding to happen, and only 1/2 ate tonight. Half of them look like they are wrapped too tightly in saran wrap and are ready for their first sheds. although I am not super impressed with it's color, I do like it's pattern. The head markings should be stronger....but I like the cresents. (Didn't I already mention that?) At this point in my breeding I haven't been too concerned with dorsal markings....I like the more aberrent ones.
>>
>>
>>

Absolutely awesome!

Chris
-----
www.chrisolsonreptiles.com
Don't blame me, I voted for Pedro............................................