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Okay, maybe 3 females laying in one day isn't a lot for Kathy and Don, and some of the rest of you, but it's exciting!
Here's an egg-laying sequence:
and a first-year opal
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Jeremy J. Anderson
snakepimp.com
gemstatereptiles.com
Of course it's my opinion, I said it, didn't I?
I also have an Amel het-for-lavender-motley who is laying today, but I am superstitious about photographing her....Here's the full-size pictures of my ghost corn laying some 2x-3x hets for lavender hypo and 50% possible amel. (they will be anerys...)
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Jeremy J. Anderson
snakepimp.com
gemstatereptiles.com
Of course it's my opinion, I said it, didn't I?
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That should've worked, ah well. If you want the 2 MP images, email me.
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Jeremy J. Anderson
snakepimp.com
gemstatereptiles.com
Of course it's my opinion, I said it, didn't I?
I tried to put my 03 male butter with my 02 amel female but no luck yet. She seemed receptive with a slight lift to her tail but he did not seem to show much interest. I hope he isn't too young. The size differential isn't too bad. My male 02 okeetee did fine last year with her.
How big is he? Males are generally fertile at a very young age. I hope it all works out for you. My colubrids have been sketchy this year for some reason. I normally don't worry about corns whatsoever, but they seem more skittish this year, maybe they smell the milk snakes I got this year, and they are thinking, "predator!" and reacting accordingly.
My favorite amel female, Chloe is egg-bound too, she laid 20 eggs on the 7th of March and I can feel more in there, but she isn't passing them. I soaked her in some water today hoping to lubricate her innards, and I will be squirting some glycerin solution up inside her tomorrow, and then it's on to pitocin and possibly aspiration.
My opal female just finished laying a lifetime first clutch of 11 fertile eggs, 14 total, but 3 were 3 obviously infertile.
So, thus far I have:
17 fertile from my Amel-het-snow x Snow
21-24 great looking big clutch from my Ghost x Lavender
11 fertile from my Opal x Lavender.
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Jeremy J. Anderson
snakepimp.com
gemstatereptiles.com
Of course it's my opinion, I said it, didn't I?
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