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With all the people posting pictures of the beautiful litters everyone has been having, I don't know how much longer I could have waited for our babies to start arriving! lol Every day, I call my dad about 15 times to see if we have babies yet, and today we actually did! lol Boy do I wish I was in NY instead of being stuck studying (or being distracted by the forum!) in Boston right about now.
This was our first litter of the season and what a way to start it off... The female CA Motley we have on breeding loan from James Arnold and Paul Mitzelfeldt gave birth today to a beautiful litter of Motley and normal het's for T Albino! We weren't expecting her to give birth until around June 15, but we've found, at least in the relatively few CA litters that we've had, that the Central Americans seem to have slightly shorter gestation periods than our Colombians. Just means a few less days for me to be impatient!
Anyway, here are some shots. My dad hasn't really messed with them yet because we try to wait a day or two before we move them, so right now we only have the group pics...

This one is my favorite so far!...

And here are two pictures of yearling T 's that shed last week...I am so psyched to imagine this as a Motley!!!

I love the bright tail on the one below...

Thanks for looking!!
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Amanda Burke
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Could not have happened to better people Also, congrats to James & Paul, good vision guys
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Hey Amanda! Maybe you could take a leave?? Those are some beauties for sure! Thanks Andy

Congrats Burkes and James and Paul!!! MAJOR MAJOR HIT!!! One of the Baby Motleys looks purple like an anery. Very cool. They all look incredible. That has to be very exciting.

Amanda, you need to remind us to put on our sunglasses when posting pictures of those T postives!! Serious!!! They are looking great!!! LOL

What a beautiful litter and project. The Possibilities are ENDLESS!!!

Jeremy Stone

my inner child is rolling around on the floor screaming afer seeing that first motley in the photos... that snake is H H H H H HoTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTT

Way to go ! The madness continues !

Congratulations those are awesome!!!!!!!!!!!!

Dan

They look fantastic, especially the baby in the first picture., One of the best CA motleys ive seen. T motleys will be very cool and the super T motley. - I wonder how will that puppy look like. Great job. Good luck with the project

Take care
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Gabor Kaminski

maybe we can ake a trade for that baby you wanted? LOL

Hope to see you guys again in Daytona this year!

take care, Joe Rollo
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Amanda that is wonderful news.
I agree with Jeremy, that first Motley has an anery look to it, but it is hard to tell in babies.

I can't wait for two of your other litters, ones I may be able to afford animals from, lol. I got my Type II from Jeremy yesterday, and hope I can get him a girl from one of your litters this year!

Take care,
Chris

PS: The female 66% Het Blood stopped changeing colors, she now stays vivid orange and red!

>>With all the people posting pictures of the beautiful litters everyone has been having, I don't know how much longer I could have waited for our babies to start arriving! lol Every day, I call my dad about 15 times to see if we have babies yet, and today we actually did! lol Boy do I wish I was in NY instead of being stuck studying (or being distracted by the forum!) in Boston right about now.
>>This was our first litter of the season and what a way to start it off... The female CA Motley we have on breeding loan from James Arnold and Paul Mitzelfeldt gave birth today to a beautiful litter of Motley and normal het's for T Albino! We weren't expecting her to give birth until around June 15, but we've found, at least in the relatively few CA litters that we've had, that the Central Americans seem to have slightly shorter gestation periods than our Colombians. Just means a few less days for me to be impatient!
>>Anyway, here are some shots. My dad hasn't really messed with them yet because we try to wait a day or two before we move them, so right now we only have the group pics...
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>>And here are two pictures of yearling T 's that shed last week...I am so psyched to imagine this as a Motley!!!
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>>Amanda Burke
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>>With all the people posting pictures of the beautiful litters everyone has been having, I don't know how much longer I could have waited for our babies to start arriving! lol Every day, I call my dad about 15 times to see if we have babies yet, and today we actually did! lol Boy do I wish I was in NY instead of being stuck studying (or being distracted by the forum!) in Boston right about now.
>>This was our first litter of the season and what a way to start it off... The female CA Motley we have on breeding loan from James Arnold and Paul Mitzelfeldt gave birth today to a beautiful litter of Motley and normal het's for T Albino! We weren't expecting her to give birth until around June 15, but we've found, at least in the relatively few CA litters that we've had, that the Central Americans seem to have slightly shorter gestation periods than our Colombians. Just means a few less days for me to be impatient!
>>Anyway, here are some shots. My dad hasn't really messed with them yet because we try to wait a day or two before we move them, so right now we only have the group pics...
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>>This one is my favorite so far!...
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>>And here are two pictures of yearling T 's that shed last week...I am so psyched to imagine this as a Motley!!!
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>>I love the bright tail on the one below...
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>>Thanks for looking!!
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>>Amanda Burke
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>>Burke Reptiles Website
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E&C's Exotic House of Reptiles

That's a fantastic litter! Congrats to you all!!! I can certainly see why that little baby is your favorite. I love those squares! VERY COOL!! I think a T Motley CA is going to be killer. The Motleys are so HIGH contrast...the T gene is going to be awesome when put into that!

Congrats again! I'm sure you guys are stoked!

Thanks for sharing the pics!
Celia
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...please post more pics of those CA motleys after they shed!

I'm sure you guys will be seeing lots more pics of these little ones in the coming weeks! lol
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Amanda Burke
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Amanda,

I was talking to your dad. Seems she had a nice little litter. I can’t wait to see them in person. What is a super motley t poss going to look like? I can’t wait to see. Shoot, even a t poss motley would be a smoker. It keeps getting better every year. Soon we boa freaks may have a long list of morphs like the ball python guys. oh and you did spell Paul's name right. That's how it was originaly. Now, they spell it Mitzelfelt. lol He get's that all the time with his last name.

Attached is the Pic of the mom to these wonderful babies.

Take care,
James W. Arnold

Hi James,
I can't wait to see them in person either! lol It's killing me! Your motley did a good job, especially for a first litter! But don't worry, her little attitude came right back after the babies were born! lol During the pregnancy she was relatively calm, but now my dad said she's right back to her usual self! I'm really happy about the looks of the motley's she had...I can't wait to see them in the T positive form!
Tell Amanda and Isaiah I said hello... Look forward to seeing you guys in Daytona!!
Take care,
Amanda
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Amanda Burke
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Just got a call about this!!! SO AWESOME!!! Those Motleys are killer too!!!!
Grats to all the parties involved!!!
Can't wait to see them after they sehd!!!

I'm so jelious

This is the first time I've had a chance to get online and get up to speed on everything. That first pic sent a hot flash through my body that you wouldn't believe! LOL! I can't think of the most poetic way to put this, but Amanda and Tom-GREAT WORK! Talk to you all soon, take care!

Paul

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Linda Hedgpeth
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"There is just as much horse sense as ever, but the horses have most of it".

How did I miss this before? I absolutely LOVE T positive albinos,and,you guys are making great strides with these! congrats!