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No Snake Yet...

No male bloodreds, though there may be some next year. So we opted for a nice normal to potentially breed more charcoals.


Or just to have a second pet :)

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Very pretty! A very 'red' classic indeed.

Are you housing them separately? [I'll ask now before anyone else comes along with an essay about why you shouldn't!]
 
Congrats on the new additions Michael. They both look awesome, and the set up is great. I'm glad to see you've did your husbandry homework before you brought them home. I'm sure they will both be very happy little guys, and will give you tons of happiness in return. Both of them are great looking too, although visually, I wouldn't peg the female as a charcoal. She screams anery to me as Dianne said (Nice to see you back Dianne! Where ya been?:)). She has very nice contrasts to her too, and the classic looks like he'll be a fine looker as well. Make sure you keep us updated!
 
That is one freakin AWSOME looking Anery you have!!!! Makin me jealous:) I dont think it is a charcoal tho, i always thought Charcoals had a grey background and grey saddles...but oh well...

And that normal is beautiful:)

Congrats on your youngins
 
Here, ive gotten 2 comparison pictures for you:) I think i posted these last week:)

Anery:
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Charcoal:
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None the less, your anery is beautiful:)
 
They are sweet snakes. If it is an anery then I must direct the breeders to the site, they all had them marked charcoal, and that kind of ticks me off. I was not seriously looking at breeding, but trying my hand in the future at a couple pewters was not far from my mind.

All that aside, they are awfully cute snakes :p
 
Just wanted to say hello, the female didn't make it sadly, but here the male is almost 3 years later, almost 4 feet long and a robust 440 grams :>

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Thx, it was not a good day when the little one went, we questioned our husbandry... they came from two different breeders though.... oh well.

On a good note here is the new lady eating like a trouper on her second day in her new home... thats a jumbo mouse, hopefully we don't need to move up to rats :>

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Did you feed your Anery in her tank on aspen as well? If so that could have been the cause..
The mouse could have dragged in some aspen causing impaction. I don't want to rain on your parade, but perhaps you should feed your snakes in a separate feeding tub. I'm not sure if impaction is as much of a threat to older snakes as it is to hatchlings, but better safe than sorry.
 
quite the opposite problem actually... not to be graphic or cavalier, but she had 'extreme stomach upset' and went downhill almost overnight.
 
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