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I have always felt it would be much easier to breed snakes that are difficult if you could keep them outside all year. I'm experimenting with a number of species and one was Diamond Pythons which are known to be difficult if they are 100% pure. Well on my first time trying I woke up to this today. I moved her inside for egg deposition 2 days ago. Looks like between 12-15 viable with one slug but man am I stoked..Thanks for looking
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Tom Crutchfield
www.tomcrutchfield.com
I have heard they are somewhat difficult/tricky to breed, but man... are they gorgeous! That is great news, congrats! They look good too!
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Steph S.
Boas...
1.1 Albino boas (Loki & Hope)
0.1 Sunglow 25% Suriname (Temperance)
1.4 07 Het. albino boas (Petty & Lady,Sierra,Madeline,Lola)
0.1 Reverse stripe poss. het albino (Cookie)
0.1 Salmon/hypo (Scarlet)
0.1 Anery poss. het snow (Missy)
1.0 Anery (Reno)
1.0 Probable Super Salmontine(Kahn)
0.1 Salmontine (Sonya)
2.1 DH Sunglow (Gabrielle, Dumah, and Bonnie)
1.0 Hypo het anery (Don Juan)
1.1 07 Hypo pos. triple hets (Rico Suave & Pumpkin)
1.0.1 Het. Anery (Guy & ?)
0.1 2007 Mostly striped boa (Andromeda)
0.3 Normals (Ophelia, Sasha, & Lulu)
1.0 Surinames (Solomon & Surreal(deceased)
1.3 Hog Isles (Mr.Orange & Peaches, Tang, Isis)
0.0.1 Central American (Sassy)
1.0 ATB (Satan... seriously!)
Pythons...
2.1 GTPs (B., Monty & Jewel)
0.0.3 BPs (MJ, Precious, Houdini)
1.2 Carpet Pythons (Jackson, Charlotte, & Cassandra)
0.1 Blood python (Akaia)
1.2 Children's Pythons (Spot, Freckle and Speckle)
Misc.
1.1 Mandarin Ratsnakes (Jack & Jill)
1.0 Boxer/Pitt Mutt (Tyson)
Yes, that's AWESOME!!! Congrats!
Congrats!! All that extra love paying off.
Whats going on with the Epicrates Angulifer (Cuban Boas)?
Breeding now along with LOTS of other Epicrates...
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Tom Crutchfield
www.tomcrutchfield.com
Keep us posted, Tom, and stop hoarding those pics. Thanx.
Given the rapid growth of the hobby and the "instant gratification" in the air these days, I think it takes an old-timer to truly appreciate the accomplishment of successfully breeding 100% pure Diamonds ... not to mention one of the most georgous snakes around.
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