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Here's a bunch of pics of baby BRBs. The first eight are either from my "Tampa" clutch, born on July 1st or from the "Colling Project" born on August 2nd. I know who is who by looking at cards and labels on tubs, but I can't tell from the pictures.

This one was a bit of a surprise. I had no intention of producing hypos this year. My goal was to outcross the hypo gene by breeding my male to three, normal, unrelated females. I purchased "Tampa" from the Tampa Snake Pit a year and a half ago and have no reason to suspect she's from my line. Then, out pops this little girl. She'll be a holdback.

These last two are from 2006. This one's father is the same hypo male that sired this year's clutches. His mother is a beautiful red Brazilian named Ruby (Het female #1).

This snake is also from 2006. He's a 66% chance het that was produced by crossing animals from two seperate lines of hets. i'm very proud of this little guy. He comes from a small clutch of three, one hypo male, and two 66% animals.

I hope you like 'em,
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Mike Lockwood
www.tooscaley.com

This guy is really neat looking and different

I like this one

thanks for sharing Mike and you got mail
Bob

very nice pics ill take that odd one who is lacking his black color i think he has some kind of disease or somehtign who wants that ewww send him this way fast so i can take care of him lol

Most of my share of the Lockwood/Colling babies shed right at 11 days old (6 out of 7).
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Thanks,

Dave Colling

www.rainbows-r-us-reptiles.com

0.1 Wife (WC and still very fiesty)
0.2 kids (CBB, a big part of our selective breeding program)

LOL, to many snakes to list, last count:
24.36 BRB
19.19 BCI
And those are only the breeders

lots.lots.lots feeder mice and rats

Great PICs Mike.

>>Here's a bunch of pics of baby BRBs. The first eight are either from my "Tampa" clutch, born on July 1st or from the "Colling Project" born on August 2nd. I know who is who by looking at cards and labels on tubs, but I can't tell from the pictures.
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>>This one was a bit of a surprise. I had no intention of producing hypos this year. My goal was to outcross the hypo gene by breeding my male to three, normal, unrelated females. I purchased "Tampa" from the Tampa Snake Pit a year and a half ago and have no reason to suspect she's from my line. Then, out pops this little girl. She'll be a holdback.
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>>These last two are from 2006. This one's father is the same hypo male that sired this year's clutches. His mother is a beautiful red Brazilian named Ruby (Het female #1).
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>>This snake is also from 2006. He's a 66% chance het that was produced by crossing animals from two seperate lines of hets. i'm very proud of this little guy. He comes from a small clutch of three, one hypo male, and two 66% animals.
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>>Mike Lockwood
>>www.tooscaley.com

... great looking snakes. How lucky are you to produce a hypo while trying not to? I'd say you're a pretty lucky guy.
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Tim

0.1 Colombian Rainbow Boa
1.0 Albino Motley Corn
1.0 Black cat

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Mike Lockwood
www.tooscaley.com