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It's time to get things moving in hybrid land again. Spring is here... lets hear about the projects you have lined up.
I planned on albino nelsons milk x cal king, but I think the milks may be considered dinner instead of breeding partners due to the cal kings being much bigger! we will see if lust can overcome hunger
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I fly upon wings made from nylon and string.

I just have one lonley female calking full of corn eggs. I really wish she'd lay them, it's been like a month and a half! I was breeding my anery corn female to my desert stripe cal male, then she died I tired breeing my amel corn to my mexican black king and she tried to eat him, so no more of that I got a female borneo short tail to breed to my ball when she is big enough, but she is just a nasty snake that will not eat, I am sure this will go nowhere!

Really I am focusing on my bearded dragons, this is my newest, i guess you can call it a hybrid:

Enjoy!

Sarah
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FireDrake Exotics
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Good luck with the jungles this year.
What have you been feeding that beardie, jalapenos and gasoline? lol
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I fly upon wings made from nylon and string.

This isn't a hybrid project but it will be an interesting cross... Goini X lavender albino Brooksi (hopefully)

Well, today I went in and checked my rack, and my prairie king had laid 23 eggs! I got her early this winter from a buddy who had had her since she was a hatchling, and never bred. I cycled her through and kept introducing her to two of my cal king males, one 5050 and one blizzard, but never saw a hook up. One of my assistants left her and the 5050 together all day, alone, so I am guessing that had to be it. Well, a few weeks ago, she quit eating and was barely a little big in the posterior, so on a hunch I gave her a lay box the other day, and walked in today to a bunch of eggs. I got nine eggs from one of my calis a few weeks ago, and they were quite a bit bigger than most of these, so I'm not sure. Not too familiar with Praries.

The eggs are pink and healthy, so I am hoping that some of them hatch out. No obvious sluggs. I have no idea what these will look like, but I know they won't be too colorful. Basically, they were a "what if?" project. Next year, I was going to try to pair her with one of my Brooksis.

I'll post pics if I get em.
nate.