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Last year i gave one of my females a break from breeding. I didnt brumate her, i fed her regularly, everything was fine. However she started producing egg follicles and they kept getting bigger. I brushed it off and figured she would either lay a bunch of duds or the eggs would just disolve away...

I know that female corn snakes should be over 3 feet, at least 3 years old and over 300 grams to breed, but what is the perfect weight for a female to be bred to? I like to get mine to around 500 grams, should I increase or decrease their weight? Or should I keep them at 500 grams? Does a...

My female amel corn snake, Puma has been bred twice in her life. Once in 2009 and once in 2010. I decided not to breed her in 2011 due to her muscle quantity. She has regained all/more than the weight she lost after laying her clutch, although, it is just flabby fatty skin. All my corn snakes...

These 2 are iffy's These don't look great and are the one were i see a red spot smaller than a dime and the rest inside is yellow

Pictures! :) Here are some pictures of her eatng two days after laying and a picture of her 2nd clutch. Shes so cute :) Her 2nd clutch, doesn't look great but when i candled them, i see veins in 8 of them, others i just see a red spot a little smaller than a dime and the rest of the...

The snows

Post Shed Pictures! Here are some border liner reverse okeetees/amels and snows post shed. Enjoy the pictures, it was VERY VERY difficult to get the pictures of the snows without the whole picture turning out white, and very difficult to get the right colours for the amels. The amels/border...

Next shed! She just ate so I couldn't weigh her, but I will in a couple of days. I'm kinda dissapointed as she is loosing her thick borders that she had when she was younger... I guess she will just be a pretty amel possible het anery (Found out her mom is het anery this year). She is now 1...

This is my normal het hypo snow female keeper for 2010. Not much to look at or an amazing colour or anything, but yeah. Don't know what to name her, I was thinking of Pumpkin because of the orange hnear her head, but I know she won't keep that intense orange colour, so do any of you have ideas...

One of my snow females will NOT settle down. Every minute of every day, for the past two weeks, she has been up and down, all over her vivarium, climbing around the rim up top, digging in the aspen knocking a whole bunch of aspen in the water which is frustrating since I know need to clean it...

Here are two snow hatchlings...EXTEMELY hard to get a pictures of them, it will either BLAST you with a white picture where you could barely make out what it is, or it will give you a dark, dull looking picture. Anyways, here are the two snows I took pictures of! By the way, they are in shed...

This clutch just finished hatching this morning. We have some thick bordered reverse okeetees and some not so thick, and then we have snows, which proved my amel female het anery since she was bred to a hypo snow. :dancer: Enjoy! :)

The last male. This is the 6th female that the picture didnt show...

and more...

This is driving me crazy... anyways, More males...

1 more female... The males...

let me try again with the pictures... The females...

Here are the normal het hypo snow hatchlings pictures after they shed and ate once. There are three male non eaters, I will mention which ones are eaters or not. Enjoy! The females

Pictures!!! Well I finally got individual pictures of each and every normal het hypo snow, and I got pictures of two snows and two reverse okeetees. Enjoy! Female #1 Female #2 Female #3 Female #4 Female #5 Female #6 Male #1 Male #2-Non Eater Male #3 Male #4 Male #5 Male...