A survey for EVERYONE!!!

I've got a pair of Gray banded and a pair of Ruthveni.

All my snakes are just personal pets and not used for breeding whatsoever. One of the reasons I don't breed is I've tried to burmate some of my kings because they indicated to me they wanted to by not feeding. However, living in Yuma, Arizona where the average daily temperature in 75 degrees all winter long I could never get my garage cold enough and couldn't justify running air conditioning all winter long in a room or in the house.
If am I going to breed I will loan my beloved snakes to one of my fellow herper friends who has experience and success breeding..............I mean basically he can just keep a room cold enough where he lives.
I guess it just comes down to is I would miss them to much to not see them for 3-4 months. I do believe if you do breed you must have a plan of what you are going to do with the babies.
Happy Herping,
Uncloudy

QUOTE]Any tri-color keepers out there?[/quote]

The only tri-color I have is my Knoblochi, unless you want to count my Tang. Hondo.

I've got a sinaloan or 20, a couple of pyros, and an apricot pueblan. As for cal. kings, got me a mess of them. Should have some very cool babies this year.

Originally Posted by wilomn

I've got a sinaloan or 20, a couple of pyros, and an apricot pueblan. As for cal. kings, got me a mess of them. Should have some very cool babies this year.

Doesn't Silent Noise have dibs on all of your potential offspring?

I plum forgot. Dang.

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Originally Posted by DAND

Any tri-color keepers out there?

I just picked up a pair of grey banded kings at the Manchester, NH show on Apr 16th. They are still babies, but I plan to breed them once full grown. I currently have a snow corn that mated with a butter(het motley), and she'll be laying in a few weeks hopefully. Next year, I'll be breeding the same snow, a female butter (also het motley), and a Brazilian Rainbow Boa. Both the male boa and the female butter were too young for this year. The Grey bands will be added the year after that.

I just picked up this GB female. That makes 3 GBs now.

That's a nice one.

Thanks Wes. Shes nice and chunky. I am breeding her to my male now. I bred my other female to my male but What she laid were most likely slugs. I have them in the incubator but I'm not sure since I am new to breeding. I candled the eggs and saw no evident vien structure. They have a whitish opaque shell, but are springy to the touch when pressed on with a finger (as if they were filled with soft rubber. I think either the female was too small or the male is not viable. We shall see.