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Hello All.

Well one is bether then none at all.
I go one baby fordii sunday 16 august.

It´s the females first time, proberly why the small number.

Really happy

First time the species have been bred in Denmark.

Peter

Congratulations!!! Another rare locale in private collections... I remember back in the days (1987) when my parents bought me a female Epicrates fordii from Tom Crutchfield. It was even more excited to find later that she was gravid and produce a couple of wigglers.... At that time we use to have the Puerto Rico Herpetological Society and I gave some away to members. I wished that I can find them....Lol. I hope one day to get my hands on some of those. The cool thing about them is that they don't require to much space. Keep us posted with his/her progress. Thanks for sharing!!

Orlando
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Dr. Orlando Diaz
LEGACY REPTILES
www.legacyreptiles.com

1 is always better than none, unless you are talking about broken bones lol looks like this is turning out to a post your rare animal if you got it week lol. here are my two rarest in my collection.

a NORMAL ball python aka pet rock i still love the normals just as much as any morph out there

then of course my pride and joy albino blue tegu

once again congrats on your baby, one day i plan on getting into the "other" boas all the uncommon stuff

didnt mean to post 2 pics of tegu lol. even with her slight nose/mouth blemish she is still awesome

Good job Peter! There is always next year to try again. Here is a pic of one of a pair I picked up a little over a month ago. Been a long time since I had any but I have always liked the little boogers.

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Jeff Murray
www.boa-subspecies.com

Thanks for the kind words.

I will give it a go next year again as i have two females i havent tried yet.

Jeff that´s a beutiful specimen you have there. They are some beutiful littel snakes.

Peter

Jeff,

Very nice! Hey, if you get a chance, can you post some pics of your annulated tree boas? I know it's off topic, but I know at least one person would appreciate it.

Thanks,
Ed

See the TB forum.....If you know how to post multiple photos from the PB site, I would appreciate a crash course.

Thanks and best regards,
Jeff
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Jeff Murray
www.boa-subspecies.com

PB as in photo bucket? to post multiple pics you just copy and paste the IMG code then once pasted in you KS msg you copy past new IMG code and paste it under your other on you pasted

>>See the TB forum.....If you know how to post multiple photos from the PB site, I would appreciate a crash course.

Jeff,

Thanks for posting, great collection!

Regarding the pics, Photobucket makes it pretty easy. In the Photobucket album, if you put the cursor over the picture, you'll see a bunch of stuff come up right under the picture. If you just copy what's in the "IMG CODE" field and then paste into the Kingsnake post, you can put as many pics as you want in the KS post. For example, for the first picture in your album,
you'd copy/paste the following (well, the "xx" at the start won't be there, I put that there just so you can see the text)
into the KS post.

[xxIMG]http://i352.photobucket.com/albums/r354/boidsonly/Corallus%20Annulatus/CorallusAnnulatusF3.jpg[/IMG]

This one is very nice:

I've read these guys are pretty docile, do you find that to be true?

Thanks!
Ed

CONGRADULATIONS...
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Tom Crutchfield
www.tomcrutchfield.com

Congratulations, Peter . Did she start eating yet?

phil.

Thanks.

I havent tried feeding her yet, but will give it ago one of these days.

Peter

Hey Peter - congrats on the breeding!!! How are your tropes coming along? Jay/I are still waiting anxiously on the hopefully pregnant chryso and strigilatus.

BTW, we received the 1.2 chrysos from the Swiss guy last week - thanks very much for sending the contact info!

Regards, Ryan

Hello Ryan.

Thanks for the kind words.

Glad you got your hands on the trio of chrysogaster.

x fingers for your strigilatus and jay´s chrysogaster.

Regarding my Tropidophis then one of my females is getting huge.

Will start a new thread and post a shot of her.

Regards

Peter