Just wanted to post some pictures of some of our '07 JJ's. Thanks for checking them out.
This first one is taking off to Japan soon, so I wanted to get some parting shots. Here she is, and looking so good, we are a little sad to see her go.
This is one of our hold back jungle jag males that was real silvery after hatching. I am very excited to see how this guys turns out. So clean!
And of course the nice tan reduced jungle jag female that just glows. She is turning out very nicely. It is hard to get good pictures of her, so I thought I would take a few pictures holding her to see if the true colors would come out better.
Threw in one of my ugly mug as well holding this girl.
Justin
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Some '07 Jungle Jags
jgjulander
Jan 15, 2008 12:04 AM
Replies (3)
TimS
Jan 15, 2008 07:08 PM
hmm silvery one is very clean and nice the first one is a goofy cool looking one but that third one man can we say smoker to bad it has some wierdo in the pic lol oh and just to let you know im dying for my lil jungle i got from you to go into her second shed with me she is such a lil sweetheart and eats f/t like a champ couldnt be happier tho i must ask are all jags grumpy? seems like every pic of a jag i see its like come here i wanna eat you and well then there was my devil jag lol no matter how much she was held she was BAD even biting herself and the metal hook non stop
TimS
Jan 15, 2008 07:09 PM
what year do you guys plan on doing the flower/skunk pairing if you plan on doing it at all cause you should lol. some updated pics of them two would be awesome
jgjulander
Jan 18, 2008 08:15 AM
Hey Tim,
It's like getting a new snake when they shed out. Our jags are good feeders, LOL, but you can see that I am holding one of them. She is one of the grumpier girls, but she didn't bite at me at all when I was posing her for photos. They calm down with a little size, so that may be part of it. Most carpets are very snappy when babies, but all of mine have calmed down nicely. They may have a good feeding response, but will generally not bite once held. I can't remember if Ben was going to put flower in with Skunk this year. Maybe he can chime in,
Thanks for your comments,
Justin
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