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Kept always seperate this winter, the males rejected their routine feeding so I put them with the females last night and it was a bunch of bite and hold stuff going on so the females will give in shortly. 3.3 in this breeding group. These are all south florida scarlet kings.
Dan
Very Cool... the yellow on some of them is amazing! Keep us posted as to how they all do!
Chris
They stay yellow. The panhandle versions mostly turn tangerine and darken. I havent seen many of the bright yellows of Miami locale in the last few years. Your Lake co may make up for that though,Jeff
Wow!,....some of those have some INSANE yellows!
Gott'a love 'em!
good luck with production as well.
~Doug
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"Better to be silent and thought a fool, than to open mouth and remove any doubt!"
meant this older pic of hatchling, not a duplicate of the other!......D'oh!!!!
~Doug
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"Better to be silent and thought a fool, than to open mouth and remove any doubt!"
I figured you'd have eggs from them by now. I usually do but my female is in her pre lay shed right now..so soon enough I guess.
:Mark
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Surrender Dorothy!
mark, you will be having eggs then, I presume?
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Todd Hughes
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