They're out!

[Gorn]

I'm so happy!:cheers:
The last one of 12 hatchling came out of is egg yesterday. They are my fisrt corn ever produced. They started pippin exacly a week ago after 57 days of incubation at temps between 81 and 84. Only one of the 13 eggs my snow female laid turned bad afther 2 weeks. I wasn't so shure of the father cause she was put to my bloodred male and my older amel male. I'm now 99% shure that it was my amel male who did the job and that he's het for anery A.

Results are : 9 snows and 3 amels

From the 9 snows one is unusualy pink. He was the first one to shed this afthernoon. I took some pics and gave him is first live pinky witch he ate straight away. He stangly look like those coral snows. I guess that would mean both parents are het hypo.
Is that what they mean by beginers luck?
Anyway he's a keeper for shure. I'll try to post comparison pics when his snow and amel siblings shed. This is a post-shed picture of him. Let me know what you all think...

 

[Traci1]

Keeper for sure! That is a really neat looking baby!

Traci

 

[mattsnake]

Oooh thats so nice!

*sigh* This was going to be my first year producing babys (snows and amels) but my amel stripe sold as a male did not show any male interest to my sexy snow...:awcrap:

 

[elaphe4herps]

can we get a belly pciture of that snake..... not to get anyones hopes up but to me, that one looks alot like a motley. Im just curious... thanks,

Wes Spinks:cheers:

 

[Jason B.]

That is an odd and great looking corn. Is it as pink in the flesh?

 

[carol]

I have hatched some amels that looked just like that when they first came out. However, after time the "normal" amel coloring came in. I suspect that's what is going on with this one. Keep us updated and let us know.

 

[Gorn]

Thank you all for replying!!!

Oooh thats so nice!

*sigh* This was going to be my first year producing babys (snows and amels) but my amel stripe sold as a male did not show any male interest to my sexy snow...:awcrap:

I'm sorry to ear that mattsnake Keep trying, it's not to late...

..... not to get anyones hopes up but to me, that one looks alot like a motley. Im just curious...

That's what I first tought to! But even I a few of them look motley, They all have fully paterned belly, including this one. Too bad!

I have hatched some amels that looked just like that when they first came out. However, after time the "normal" amel coloring came in. I suspect that's what is going on with this one. Keep us updated and let us know.

Carol, do you remember how mutch time the red took to come out.
I really wish is not just a amel...

I'm keeping him anyway. At least till I'm shure of what he is. I'm going on a little camping trip for 3 days so I'll take some picswith regular snows and amels when I'll be back this week-end. So far 7 of them have shed and accepted there first live pinky.

 

[carol]

It still could be something more, I didn't mean to get your hopes down. If it is an amel, it shoud be getting it's color in a month or two. It will be fun to see what happens.

 

[carol]

Here is one pic early on....

;-)

 

[carol]

Here is the same hatchling about two months later, sorry for the fuzzy pic.

 

[Simon]

lovely looking snake~~

congrats on the hatchlings~~

 

[Gorn]

It still could be something more, I didn't mean to get your hopes down. If it is an amel, it shoud be getting it's color in a month or two. It will be fun to see what happens.

Carol, Your probably right...I might be a bit too entousiastic (is that the righ word in english??). That snake you posted really look like mine. Anyway here's a pic of him with a snow and amel siblings. Sorry for the blurry pic. They wouldn't stand still!

By the way, thanks Simon!

 

[Just A Beginner]

Yeah, I'd say thats an amel. When the amel hatchlings' yellow colour starts to come in, that lil unusual one is probably going to be VERY yellow!

 

[Traci1]

Gorn, do you have an updated picture of the "odd" looking one? I'm just curious to see how it is looking now.

Thanks!
Traci