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. . . are what it takes to be excited about pairing these snakes in a few years to see what kind of offspring they produce. The first snake is an '07 male thayeri from Bob Hansen and the second is an '07 female thayeri from Russ Bates. Just a matter of time . . .

AMEN! A lot of people don't have any idea how much time and patience (years-seasons) it takes to produce something cool. Good luck and hope the first hatch is as good as next ones.
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" there is really no such thing as an expert keeper/breeder, but there are those who let the snakes be expert at being snakes."

Frank Retes

Thank you, Frank. It's regrettable that patience is a attribute that gets short shrift in our modern ADD-promoting culture. What modern media promote -- instant gratification -- is nothing like the long-term gratification one can get from working on a project over the years.

Tom Corley

Below is a head shot of an '06 female thayeri I got from John Cherry. She's a great animal (calm, eats fuzzies right out of my hand) and I like the symmetry of her "omega" head pattern.

Oh man I need to change the signature quote on my page. Thats the second time someone called me Frank

Rainer

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" there is really no such thing as an expert keeper/breeder, but there are those who let the snakes be expert at being snakes."

Frank Retes

Welcome back Getula Master ,long time no see.C

OK, Rainer it is. Thanks.

WOW!!!!!
SHE IS SUPERFINE!!!!!
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R.Bichlers Colubrids
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That's a beautiful pair of thayeri. They should produce some stunning babies. Randy W.