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Here is a pix of our new baby, Juan. It is not the best, as these babies are pretty darn squirmy and fast! He refused his meal last Thursday for some reason. He has only eaten one meal since we got him, and that was the previous week. I am going to try feeding him in a deli cup this week.
Juan

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Jason
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>>Here is a pix of our new baby, Juan. It is not the best, as these babies are pretty darn squirmy and fast! He refused his meal last Thursday for some reason. He has only eaten one meal since we got him, and that was the previous week. I am going to try feeding him in a deli cup this week.
>>Juan
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>>phflame

that is "jaun" nice little bairdi.
Can't wait to see how it changes as it matures.
You will have to keep us updated on a regular basis. I have been fortunate to see the changes in Texas bairdis but would love to see a Mexican bairdis progression.
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Corn snakes and rat snakes..No one can have just one.
"resistance is futile"
Jimmy (draybar)

as a baby it looks nearly identical to a texas bairdi. does anyone have a pic of a full grown mexican bairdi?
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Current snakes:
0.1 Licorice Stick Black Rat (Lola)
1.0 Neonate Black Rat (het for Lic Stk's) (Frankie)
1.1 Texas Bairds (Jose and Rosa)
0.1 Blue Beauty (Brunhilde)

The neat thing in watching the Mexican bairds change is to see their head loose all the markings and remain gray while the body turns orange or burnt orange in color. I have one in my collection on loan that is a yellowish/orange color that's real pretty.

Terry Parks

I cant even imagine your mex baird turning bright orange.That will be a site to see.I cant wait to watch the progress shots.Thanks ph for the pics.

he gets bigger. He is quite a squirmy fellow.
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