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Found these yesterday, this will be a chore.

RUSS

Congrats!! You are right about it being a chore!! Lol

What is the locality of your Scarlets?

Dave

Moore County, NC

Those tic-tacs are minty fresh!! LOL. Bet those are TINY eggs. Good luck with the babies. Such beautiful animals.

Joe

HAHA!!,..Yeah, I've always referred to hatchling Scarlet kings as little "pencil leads"..

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

serpentinespecialties.webs.com

"some are just born to troll and roll"

Very cool! Can you post pictures of the adults?

Dave

Here are the parents.

This pic doesn't do the female justice:

And the male, real syspila looking:

They're both WC. I got her switched to FT fuzzies rather quickly, he still likes a little skink skin on his.

RUSS

Thanks For posting those pics Russ. The mother looks very temporalis looking to me! Very nice.

Dave

AWESOME!!.......

Yeah, hopefully you have some ground skinks for piecing and scenting and some patience..LOL!

Best of luck with those guys. Please let us know how they do later on.

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

serpentinespecialties.webs.com

"some are just born to troll and roll"

Good to see you on here and working with Lampropeltis! Those are some lookers, no doubt about it. I just saw a similar post from you on FHF. Nice snakes and healthy looking eggs, man.

Now... would you mind posting ("off topic" photos of any recent caudate breeding you've got going on? I've said it before and I'll say it again - those animals are amazing!
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-Cole

Unfortunately my move NC was not condusive to breeding them, we just couldn't find a house we liked that had a basement or cool room. So I had to farm out most all of my colony. I did hold on to my pair of lugubris with the albino, but he died a month or so ago, so I have the single female left. If I can ever get a building permit I might add a room with a lower level.

Russ