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These are three big girls that outgrew their 32qt tubs. The spider is very light, but she's in deep blue in the pic. The girl in the middle is an absolute garbage disposal. She layed 8 good eggs last week and she never stopped eating. She had 3 medium rats today, and I got her for free as a normal male.
All three girls together, and the high contrast albino that will hopefully breed with the spider next year.
And my two little guys. A pied and a yellow belly.
What are you talking about... "nothing special"? That is an awesome collection you have there.
No, it may not be as diverse as some of the big breeder's collections, but who cares?
There are still many people out there that don't have an albino, pied, spider or yellow belly.
You've got huge possibilities with that small collection. Don't beat yourself up over it. I think it's better if people have a smaller collection that they can manage easier and pay more attention to the individual animals than if they take on more than they are able to easily care for.
A Yellow Belly Pied could have some interesting traits if you ask me.
Thanks for the nice comments, and that is true about the smaller collections. My snakes get handeled at least two times a week (except for the gravid girls)Not one snake in my collection has ever bitten, including a burm and a boa.
Quality not quantity.
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Cheers!
• Chelsea Lynn Gardiner
(and Frank M. Wood)
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