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Bloodreds and Dilutes

RobStevens

RobStevens

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Ghost Bloodred,Clutch of Sulfurs and a clutch of Dilutes.
Later Rob
 

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That first pic is very brave. Gorgeous Dilutes. I want the one in the middle.:laugh: Congrats on the great clutches. Louise must be running ragged. And there you are with time to snap pictures...
Terri
 
Pass me the drool rag!! ahhhhh those dilutes are tooooo much...the others are nice as well but ... the dilutes are my favs!!
 
I have to ask.........do you usually feed hatchlings together, on aspen? Do you ever get problems with them ingesting the substrate or trying to eat each other?
 
diamondlil said:
I have to ask.........do you usually feed hatchlings together, on aspen? Do you ever get problems with them ingesting the substrate or trying to eat each other?
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Great question! The snakes that you see in these pics are closely watched.
We have the best luck doing it this way and never have a problem with them.
It shouldn't be done if you can't be there to watch them at all times.
As soon as the have fed they are separated and put in there own shoe box.
Thanks Rob
 
That sounds like a really clever way to do a first feed though. At least then you don't have to waste a pink, provided at least one of them will eat! When you get to the last offering, if nobody takes it, you've only wasted one eh?
 
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