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Serpenco 2002 hatchlings?
- Thread starter louis
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kenalotia
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Well, I chose a pair of hypo bloodreds, since I'd been longing for them for quite awhile now. And considering the price for two of those, that meant I wasn't getting any others until next year at least! 
The babies may hatch any time from now through September. Rich keeps all the hatchlings until they've fed a few times, so they can be shipped a couple of weeks after they hatch.
The babies may hatch any time from now through September. Rich keeps all the hatchlings until they've fed a few times, so they can be shipped a couple of weeks after they hatch.
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Estimating 66 days for incubation, the first clutches will begin hatching on July 10th. By August 10th, I should have around 4,000 babies hatched out, with the remaining 900 coming out a couple days later. I still have one female I'm waiting on to drop her eggs.
Everytime I think about it, I want to jump in the Jeep and drive off into the sunset to escape...... There can definitely be too much of a good thing sometimes.
I have given all the girls strict instructions, with dark threats, to NOT double clutch this year!
As for the Hypo Blood Reds, this was a pretty bad year for them. Except for some het animals, most of the clutches were a pretty poor showing. If I have any luck at all, the het animals will produce what I need to fill the orders I already have. But I am not accepting any more orders for them, and only those people now on the deposited list are likely to get some this year.
Man, what a let down that was...............
Everytime I think about it, I want to jump in the Jeep and drive off into the sunset to escape...... There can definitely be too much of a good thing sometimes.
I have given all the girls strict instructions, with dark threats, to NOT double clutch this year!
As for the Hypo Blood Reds, this was a pretty bad year for them. Except for some het animals, most of the clutches were a pretty poor showing. If I have any luck at all, the het animals will produce what I need to fill the orders I already have. But I am not accepting any more orders for them, and only those people now on the deposited list are likely to get some this year.
Man, what a let down that was...............
Susan
Go Ahead, Make My Day!
Forget about the creamsicle...it's a hybrid and Rich doesn't breed hybrids.
If I were you, I would get a striped anerythristic Type A.
I had an entire clutch of motley/stripe aneryth A het ghost hatch out last month and I still love looking at them, trying to decide which ones to keep and which to sell. I've ordered a digital camera and hope to soon be able to post some photos.
You can't go wrong buying a snake from Rich. I have quite a few myself!
If I were you, I would get a striped anerythristic Type A.
I had an entire clutch of motley/stripe aneryth A het ghost hatch out last month and I still love looking at them, trying to decide which ones to keep and which to sell. I've ordered a digital camera and hope to soon be able to post some photos.
You can't go wrong buying a snake from Rich. I have quite a few myself!
SilverTongue
Friend Of Gaia
Hi is there a list somewhere that says what and what are hybrids and what are "Pure bloodslines" ??