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Her first half-dozen were set up all in a row.

This is the first year that this snake is producing for me.

Eventually I got a total of nine eggs.

Third Eye Herp

She has done a good job there! It is amazing how scrawny the mamas look after laying, and how fast they bounce back.
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Bob
Pyromaniac AKA Greatballzofire
Keeping cats allows man to cohabitate with tigers. Keeping reptiles allows man to cohabitate with dinosaurs.

Very Cool. I have a female that looks very similar to yours that I hope to breed next year. How old/large is yours? Mine is a 2009 and is right at four feet in length and has good weight. I've never bred Pines before so I want to get it right.
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Matt Kauffman

I'd recommend 6 feet. They have large eggs. Mine put down medium rats before I first bred them.
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Nick Puder
www.rnpreptiles.com

Congrats Tim that is awesome. I've always loved northern pines and you have some great animals.

Dave

Congrats Tim. Those are on my list of must haves and I know where to go when I decide to take the plunge. Nice looking animal.

Joe

You should take the plunge! Northern pine snakes are my all-time favorite snake, and you can never have enough! Get some Joe!!!!!!!!

They are beyond fascinating!!
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congratulations! i loved incubating pine eggs. post pics when they hatch!
daveb
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Awesome pics of a gorgeous northern Tim!!!
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