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Mike,

You get BCC to grow like no other. Email me your feeding schedule, I remember you posting it awhile ago. You get those things bigger than anyone I have seen without them appearing to look powerfeed. I know the FLR genes help, but wow.

Killer PEAKS, color, pattern. I love it! You may have the best suri collection out there........

I try to give them all a strong start in life by feeding frequent small meals. Never enough to bloat them way up. I have never had a Surinam or Guyana regurge. I slow them down close to one year old, depending on their progress, and it becomes random, sometimes large meals, some small, at 1 to 3 week intervals. The larger ones can go months without being fed in the winter. The females are fed more than the males but not necessarily more frequently. I have to feed the males already at breeder size every couple weeks atleast a small meal to keep then happy and healthy.

You definitely should be proud of them! Go take some more pics of the others for me I can never get enough of those peaks at your place!

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How is their growth rate compaired to other bloodlines ? Those are easily some of the nicest BCC ever produced.

Those things are huge...I have a couple from the bats/sal litter that I thought were big approaching a year...but nothing like that...holy smokes!

Speaking of FLR, I can't wait to see what mellow yellow and peaks throw this year...

cheers,
Gabriel Gartner

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I think .. I'm pretty sure on the 03's and the BB.. the other one I'm not 0 positive... I bet Mike knows ? or maybe not , how do you keep track of that many snakes ?

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The 4th one posted is Mellow Yellow's niece. She is turning yellow like her except she has bigger peaks than Mellow Yellow.

Gorgeous. I am envious.
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Jeremy J. Anderson
No one in the world ever gets what they want, and that is beautiful. Everybody dies frustrated and sad, and that is beautiful.

nice bat wings