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I decided to try again with my Whites this year, even though I haven't had any luck with my other Thayeri girls. Well, I put them together and whoa! He was ready.... she was ready... within minutes they were locked up!! 
Here are the pictures I got during the whole episode... which took about 15 minutes. Now.... lets just hope that his boys fertilize any potential eggs!
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Aubrey Ross
Sweet! Hope it works out for you. I would love to add some white thayeri to the collection (hint hint).
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i'm not over weight i'm under tall
Good job
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Aubrey, those are some beautiful snakes! I hope that the mating results in some excellent offspring!
Congratulations Aubrey,
I know youve been anticipating this pairing for a few years now. Im really happy for you. Im keeping my fingers crossed for a nice size clutch of healthy, fertile eggs. Good job!
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God Bless Evolution.
Congrats Aubrey......Good Luck.
John Lassiter
Thanks for all the nice replies!! I am so excited about this... I just hope her eggs turn out to be fertile. 
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Aubrey Ross
Great to see they locked up! I'll keep my finger's crossed for you for nice, big fertile egg.
Great porn shots, too! Boom chicka, wow wow...
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Maria
"Life is like a box of thayeri eggs..."
a decent microscope to sample that sperm deposit. One can go to a teachers' supply/educational store and purchase a general-purpose microscope for about $50. With a little practice and a good 10x-20x power, the hunt for viable sperm is afoot. It's reassuring to know that a male is a stud and not a dud. Can't wait to see the babies!
Jerry Kruse
LOL, I was wishing I had a microscope when he left me that little present. Would've been cool to see if his sperm was alive and likely to fertilize the eggs. I suppose I will just have to wait for the eggs now.
Thanks for the tip, though. I just might get one of those for next year in case I get any more "specimens". 
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Aubrey Ross
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