Reptile & Amphibian Forums

well i think it was last month or so maybe a lil longer my girl rainbow decided to lay on her side good news when my carpets and ball pythons do it so it should be the same in rainbows right? anywhos here is a pic of her all sideways and a few pics of my carpet eggs and corn snake eggs

the carpet on her eggs go figure she spent alot of time in her lay box but laid outside of it lol 16 eggs in total

here is the okeetee cornsnake eggs (bred by a ghost)

and lastly the sunglow corn bred by the ghost

thanks for the pics and thanks for sharing. Did you weigh her before you bred her out of curiosity?
Bob

Male Coastal, so much in fact, they look related color and pattern wise. NICE snakes!!!!!!!!!! Coastal's have a lot of variation in color, and that is one of the few I have seen that look identical to mine.
-----
Thanks,

Frank Roberts
Roberts' Realm Of Reptile Research

...those pics stink! Lol just kidding man. Great shots...I especially like the "Okeetee"(that doesn't look like an Okeetee to me...more like a blood red). I still have yet to see the day where I have a breeding pair of something(hopefully the amazing CRB or northern black racers).

Thanks for sharing!
-----
Scott

Reptiles
--------
1 Colombian Rainbow Boa (Rocky)
1.0 Ball Python (Sultan)
0.1 California Kingsnake (Leota)
1.0 Eastern Painted Turtle (Yugi)
0.1 Red/Gold Bearded Dragon* (Irwin, R.I.P.)

Other
-----
1.0 Betta Fish (Tyrone)
1.0 Hooded Rat* (Clubber, R.I.P.)
0.1 Albino Rat (Isis)

that was okeetee eggs the pic with the snake was the sunglow two diff corns laid egs for me and the rainbow boa was 1500 gramms if i remember right i would have to recheck in records

Great PICs. Your BRB looks gravid for sure. Your Carpet PIC reminded me of my Carpets. This one is a big JCP that laid three clutches in the 90s when I had male JCPs. This clutch was in 2004 when she was bred by a male Diamond Python. There were 22 good eggs in this clutch including one with twins.

rememberable .... was breeding two hets together ( albino Black, Yellow, and Everglade intergraded rat snakes ) and all the neonates hatched out as Albinos, against the "odds" kind of scenario, so I am willing to bet that the opposite results could also happen with no albinos being produced, which in turn, could lead one to think their snake or snakes where not het albino from the get go, perhaps some pos hets out there are actual hets, this would be because of the possible variability in reproductive results. Probably not a common occurrence, but it is obvious to me, such results could and have been produced. Funny, I liked the het albinos looks better than the albino offspring that where produced. I do not have any photos of the resulting albinos, I do have a pic of one of the non albino "bubblegum" adults and also a blotchless Everglades that was breed into the bloodline before I sold it to "another rat snake fanatic". I remember selling neonate reticulated pythons, Brazilian rainbow boas and yes "cheap" rat snakes at a show in Hamburg Pennsylvania way back in the day.........I sold ( rat snakes ) some for a meager 5 dollars a piece LOL

Blotchless Everglades Ratsnake.......

het Intergrade........

-----
Thanks,

Frank Roberts
Roberts' Realm Of Reptile Research

i want twins so bad just think it would be something nice to see in person. Here is the father of those nice lil coastal eggs. My pretty big boy JCP this sint exact color close needs some more yellow but no matter what pic i take with my cam it never gets the yellow good enough but its close

So, we're working on this theory that BRBs give birth 105 - 110 days after a post-ovulatory shed. Do you have the date of the female's last shed?
-----
Mike Lockwood
www.tooscaley.com

the first date was around early march. then she started to lay on her side late march then on april 27 she had another shed so we will see what one it is.

So, your'e looking at about June 13th or August 10th. Let us know. Good luck!
-----
Mike Lockwood
www.tooscaley.com