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Hey all-
I have been waiting to see if my male, below, could produce other rainbows as light as he is... first test bred litter results inconclusive! I had bred this male to a normal female in 2002 and received 13 beautiful brick red babies that year. Kept back a male and a female from that litter. His daughter is just a little over 3 years old now. I had introduced them(father and daughter) in early December and she took right away. A little small at 3.5 but she still graced me with 4 perfect babies and no slugs.. 2 weeks ago.
Picture of adults, for an idea of his color.
Thanks-
Matt Schubarth
Pet Nebula

These are 2 of the 4 babies that represent the 3rd generation of CRB's in my collection. Born from my very light male and one of his daughters. A little pinker than usual but I'll probably have to wait till next year to see if they color up like their male parent.
Thanks for looking-
Matt Schubarth
Pet Nebula

Cute little monsters !!!!

>>These are 2 of the 4 babies that represent the 3rd generation of CRB's in my collection. Born from my very light male and one of his daughters. A little pinker than usual but I'll probably have to wait till next year to see if they color up like their male parent.
>>Thanks for looking-
>>Matt Schubarth
>>Pet Nebula
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I don't care if the glass is half full or half empty !
I just want the full glass I paid for !

Nice looking adults, cute little babies! Is the date on the pic supposed to be in April? ...or are you wishing? LOL

First KSRB's of the year?

Linda

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"There is a principle which is a bar against all information, which is proof against all arguments and which cannot fail to keep a man in everlasting ignorance- that principle is contempt prior to investigation." Herbert Spencer

The camera is set for day/month/year. What's KSRB?

>>These are 2 of the 4 babies that represent the 3rd generation of CRB's in my collection. Born from my very light male and one of his daughters. A little pinker than usual but I'll probably have to wait till next year to see if they color up like their male parent.
>>Thanks for looking-
>>Matt Schubarth
>>Pet Nebula
>>

The subtle beauty of the CRB is kind of under appreciated. My first snake was a Colombian and she was the most gentle of snakes (though now the Woma I have has taken over that distinction).
Anyway, be neat to see if the fathers coloration comes through.
Paul