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not a bad litter size, I think.
Here's a shot of the little ones taking a bath. It looks like there are 6 hypos and 7 normals. I'll take individual pictures after they shed.
Unfortunately this little one was badly deformed so it had to be euthanized. This was the one that wouldn't/couldn't get out of the birth sack.
But I'm still really excited!!!
Amie
Lovely, is that top baby sporting a solidish tail? I would love to see an individual pic of that one!
Yes, That one has a solid tail stipe. I can't wait to take better pictures of that one after it sheds. 
That one is definately a keeper!
Amie
Really nice, Amie!
Congrats again. It takes it to another level that they're possible het for pure nic T positive sunglow!
Aaron
I just sent you an email.
Could you please give me a call on my cell as soon as soon as you get a chance today?
Thank you, ma'am!
Aaron
Good talking to you. Catch you tomorrow.
Amie
Good talking to you, too!
They're on their way!
Aaron
CONGRATS!!!!!!!!!!!
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Congrats Amie! Those are some nice looking babies! I think I like the one off to the left by itself the best.
How big is the mother?
Dan
I like that one in the bottom left too. I plan on keeping that one and the big striped one.
The mom is about 52-54 inches long and weighed 4 lbs 15.5 onces back in september (just before breeding). She lost a lot of weight carrying this litter...I'd guess about 40% of her boday wieght. I plan on getting a weight on her tomorrow. The good thing is that she's back to feeding.
Amie
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