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I've started a new feeding schedule where I feed the girls one day, the males the next and the juveniles after that. Its helps break up the job into more manageable chunks. But tonight I must have felt energetic because I got them all fed. The males can sleep in the feeding boxes and ill clean their cages in the morning but with fat rat bulges in everyone, they wont mind. lol

Ill start with some bulls. I noticed some nose rub on one of the whitesides today and not really sure whats causing him to do that. To be honest, I think that he's just just a voracious pig that unless he's swallowing something he's going to try to get out so that he can.

The first and last photos are females and the middle is a male. All are multi hets.

Bill Love gave a class on herp photography during Sanderson Snake Days this year. Hopefully my pictures are getting somewhat better. We figured out that setting the beer down prior to taking the shot made all the difference.

Here's the male black pine. Female was all greyed over, (didnt stop her from devouring two rats though), so I let her soak in the pool for a bit.

And some northerns.

Both of my northern pines are female het amel and het patternless that I got as part of a trio from Ryan Sikola. The male ran off within days after I got them and now I have these two great looking pines but nobody paired up with them. If anyone hears of a patternless male NP het amel, please let me know.

Last thing before I go, did anyone here notice that someone posted pics of a hybrid jani/sayi in the photo gallery? That kindve bums me out.

Till next time...

All of your snakes are absolutely gorgeous!!
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Genesis 1:1

Thanks man.

All are beautiful... But that Black Pine is off the hook. Absolutely love that animal. Thanks for sharing.