From a few weeks ago...she looks gravid now!
The inset is of the male's head
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Pic of Texans breeding...
DeanAlessandrini
Dec 25, 2003 07:54 PM
Replies (7)
A.C.
Dec 25, 2003 08:57 PM
Dean,
Great job once again! So far it looks like you and Fuller have gotten lucky with the erebennus this year! Hopefully you guys will produce a lot of eggs and babies!
Would that happen to be the pair that produced my babies? I would love to have a pic of their parents.
Merry Christmas!
A.C.
steve fuller
Dec 25, 2003 09:44 PM
Who's "Fuller"? Call me Steve. Congratulations, Dean. May your Texas indigo eggs be numerous and fertile. Regards.
A.C.
Dec 25, 2003 10:04 PM
Steve,
How is your female looking?
Think you'll produce any simus this year?
A.C.
DeanAlessandrini
Dec 26, 2003 05:58 AM
Keep me posted on yours...If you are planning on holding any back, I wouldn't mind swapping out one or two to mix up the bloodline...
DeanAlessandrini
Dec 26, 2003 05:55 AM
This is the pair that produced yours AC.
Unfort...the other adult female I had died after depositing 10 infertile eggs last year.
She waited FOREVER to lay the eggs...like a month after prelay shed. I bought her as an adult. I believe she was old and the stress did her in.
So...this is the only breeding female erebennus I have right now.
I have an '02 female from Virgil's line that's doing very well, but she won't be breeding size until the fall of '05.
Dean
A.C.
Dec 26, 2003 09:14 AM
Sorry to hear about the female. I had no clue.
Thanks for the info.
A.C.
oldherper
Dec 26, 2003 01:00 PM
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