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Amelanistic Pantherophis guttatus emoryi getting his first feed after 12 weeks of cooling.

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beautiful snake, good luck with it this year.
heres my amel GPR latching ahold of my hand when i was about to put him in his feeder tank , i didnt know what to do . i figured a picture wouldnt hurt while the moment is in action.

Yes, I have also had snakes think a part of my hand was a mouse, but I never made such good use of my time while waiting for the animal to let go.

Great looking animal. How true are the colors in that photo? Are you breeding your GPRs?

thanx, hes beautiful i actualy got him for 30 smackers =)
yes his colors are true and hes PURE as a amelanistic GPR can get, hes my pride n joy outa my whole collection. i will be breeding him with my female regular GPR and probobly keeping a trio of the babies ,i might not get that much outa her anyways. im trying to get a nother female reg GPR(unles i can find a amel.) so i can have the male and female babies from seperate blood lines but still compatible for making the amelanistics.he will also be impregnnating a amelanistic cornsake , shel pop out alot of eggs but there differtn emalenism , im gonna keep lota of them babies too to work with cause i will have to breed the babies back to back to get the creamiscles but ill have a plit clutch, half emory amel phase creamsicle and half amel corn phase creamsicle .very interesting
and i got high hopes .
are yoou breeding yours with another Amel. or just a reg ?

I have a female that is a little lighter than the male that I will be breeding him to. I am expecting about six to eight eggs from her this year. She is only four, and this is her second season.

ahh, so u have a full pair of amel GPRs , lucky man
how much do your babies go for were your shows are at?
good luck with it all, keep us posted