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Sorry for another post on this clutch...but it's my first clutch in two years...so I'm really excited!

All the of kids are out...so here's a complete post that should answer some of the questions I've been getting from a few friends.

The sire (Mega Tricolor Hypo Het Amel 66% Het Anery):

The dame (Lambert Vanishing Line Amel) with eggs (thanks Tony!):

The clutch shots:

The kids, all the "Normals" are Het Mega Hypo and Amel, poss. Het Anery, all the Amels are Het Mega Hypo poss. Het Anery:

I really like this pinner, I may have to keep it!

and maybe this is why the dame doubled clutched for me...she loves her chicken!

Enjoy the pics everyone!

-Rusty

Very cool Rusty!

Youve got some cool genetics goin on there, and some very robust neonate's to boot!.......congrats!

Yeah, that amel pinner is a keeper!

~Doug
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"a snake in the grass is a GOOD thing"

my website -serpentinespecialties.webs.com

Actually another Amel looks really close to that one too!

Can't wait to find out its sex.

-R

Great clutch Rusty! Those are some sweet looking potential genetic powerhouses. That pinner is a screamer! Congrats and maybe the second time around it will get even better.

BTW, excellent shots

Thanks Herb!

Yeah, I know what you're saying...I'll have another fun clutch in Dec!

I'm still hoping to produce a "Mega" hypo...we shall see!

-Rusty

That VP tangerine albino is stellar looking! Is it a male or female?
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-- Wayne Thompson
Breeding Ball Pythons and Honduran Milks Snakes!

I'll figure out the sexes soon!

-R

Fantastic pictures and what a great looking clutch. Keep that pinner for sure.

And chicken?! I've never heard of that but I can't see why a Honduran wouldn't eat chicken. Are you feeding FT chicks?

Rob

Yep, F/T chics were on sale...so I figured I would give them a shot.

If you have adult hondos...I'm telling you they will go APE SHIP for them!

One major drawback...the scat is watery and smelly!

But I think it's a great alternate to only rodents.

-Rusty