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This first PIC is 63F from my Ria litter born on the 30th. She has eaten 2 live pinky rats so far but will not shed for another 8 to 10 days.
The PIC was taken without flash. I need to set up better lighting for PICs without the flash.

This second PIC is the same snake using the flash. The flash tends to wash out the color.

This next PIC is 100F from the Borba litter born on september 3rd. She has eaten 1 meal and will shed in 13 or 14 days. This PIC was taken without flash.

This last PIC is Caat99F4. She is due soon. There is a ceramic heat emitter above her and another one in the cage below hers makes a warm spot on the floor of the cage. She has been out in the open absorbing heat like this for much of the last few months. Most of the other gravid females stay in hiding spots close to the warmest area in their cages.

great pics that last girl is smokin make me have to cough lol. man i dont know what you do to them snakes but man gettin them to feed before first sheds man lol still havin troubles with my carpets well 4 of them im tryin what i was advised on the carpet forum let them be for 2 weeks no touch no look no nothin toss in a live they have 2 diff perches a hide and a water bowl tho they are on there perch 24/7 lol stil lholding good weight still no loss yet so we are still good nto time to help out with feeding yet for those four

Wow, that gravid girls looks great!!
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Aubrey Ross

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www.SlipstreamSerpents.com

Thanks for the pics!

I am not sure what type of camera you have, but you should be able to adjust the flash. If I use my big flash on my camera, my pics are washed out like the one you posted. I do not have the direction on how I can adjust the flash strength. I now use the built in flash on the camera, and have had much better results.

You will probably want to experiment with the lighting in the room / place you are taking pictures too. I take mine in the kitchen during the daytime (lots of indirect sunlight) with just some reccessed lights on (the main kitchen lights are off).
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Mike

6.7 BRB
1.2 Spotted Python
1.0 Cal. King

That first female is quite a looker already. I'll be waiting for you to send her over this way, I am looking for a new snake after all
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Thank you,

Tim

0.1 Colombian Rainbow Boa
1.0 Black cat

Great pics, you know me, loved that big-un with all the babies still cookin inside!!! Good luck on that litter!!

I'm still waiting though Bullseye is getting restless, any day now I should have some of my own babies to play with!!
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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

>>This first PIC is 63F from my Ria litter born on the 30th. She has eaten 2 live pinky rats so far but will not shed for another 8 to 10 days.
>>The PIC was taken without flash. I need to set up better lighting for PICs without the flash.
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>>This second PIC is the same snake using the flash. The flash tends to wash out the color.
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>>This next PIC is 100F from the Borba litter born on september 3rd. She has eaten 1 meal and will shed in 13 or 14 days. This PIC was taken without flash.
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>>This last PIC is Caat99F4. She is due soon. There is a ceramic heat emitter above her and another one in the cage below hers makes a warm spot on the floor of the cage. She has been out in the open absorbing heat like this for much of the last few months. Most of the other gravid females stay in hiding spots close to the warmest area in their cages.
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Thanks,

Frank Roberts
Roberts' Realm Of Reptile Research