I finally found a male for my three year old 50/50 cal king.
I picked up a pair at the Melbourne show last weekend now I have 2 females and a male, the extra female is more brown yellow. The male is about a ft longer than my female. I put them together and watched closely. There was some jerky movement then they started biting each other. It seemed a get away bite, not a love bite.
I'm going to feed them both heavily then put them back together.
I also picked up an adult pair of gray banded kings. If all goes well this season I'll have corns,cal kings, gray banded and scarlet king hatchlings in july.
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breeding cal kings
buddygrout
Mar 25, 2005 07:50 PM
Replies (2)
HerperHelmz
Mar 25, 2005 09:15 PM
I on the other hand will only be producing 4 different ringneck sub-species, loads of melanistic eastern garter snakes, rough earth snakes, blue garters het for melanistic and if I'm lucky, pine woods snakes.
Mike
Michael's Place
boids-n-more
Mar 26, 2005 12:42 AM
I'm just asking cause it sounded like you bought the pair came home and tried to breed. Just asking cause you never know what the new snake has. Paul
