Completely unexpected new arrivals. DUW!

And here is Yellow #2, who has actually gotten quite a bit of new green in just two weeks.

And then the Orange one, unfortunately it was just starting to shed. So I only snapped a few pictures. Will have to get a few more once he's done.

Originally Posted by JCCS

With the juvies, just be really, really careful with them around handling.

I know nothing about GTPs as I do ball pythons, why the handling part, just curious?

I am going to guess that he meant because with GTPs hatchlings to about one year old have delicate spines, delicate enough that most people don't sex them until they are a year old or more, since doing it when they are younger can cause them spinal kinks. Some breeders/keepers advocate not handling neonates at all, for fear of damaging their spines.

Very interesting, I had no clue, thanks for the info and great looking babies too!

Very beautiful! I've always been tempted to keep a chondro but haven't taken the plunge yet. One of these days I'd like to get one to keep in a naturalistic display enclosure. I almost picked one up at the Daytona Breeder's Expo after I struck out on what I was originally looking for. It's the first time I've ever come home from that show empty handed (my wife was pleased

They are great snakes! Little temperamental, but since you keep porphs, you would probably love that with these guys. Definitely recommend getting a hair blow dryer for easy heating of their food though, if you get one. They can be quite picky about the exact temp their prey has to be before they will eat.

Good tip on the hair dryer. Temperamental doesn't bother me...A little challenge keeps things interesting.

By the way, the coxi I got from you is doing awesome. My daughter named her "Camaro" after one of my dream cars. See any resemblance?

That's good to hear! What an awesome name! Just the tiniest bit of resemblance there ...

Beautiful pics... definitely a species I want to get...