Finally snake odds in my favor--SNOW CONDA!

[mvite]

I bred my albino anaconda 66% het snow to my axanthic 50% snow female. I had 5 of 9 eggs go bad but this just popped out this morning! Dunno if it's a male or female yet.

 

[Beyond GenetiX]

Congratulations! It really stinks when you lose eggs but when you hit the odds, it kinda makes up for it. I'm hoping for one of those myself this year.

 

[mvite]

Congratulations! It really stinks when you lose eggs but when you hit the odds, it kinda makes up for it. I'm hoping for one of those myself this year.

Thank you!!!!

I screwed up and kept the eggs at room temp. They took almost 80 days to hatch and over half went bad in the last few days. I wanted plump hatchlings so I thought I'd try the lower incubation temps. Never again!

 

[AbsoluteApril]

Congrats!! What a little cutie!

 

[mvite]

Congrats!! What a little cutie!

Thank you!

 

[mvite]

The snow is a male!

So far I have a male anaconda dh snow that is out of the egg as well as the snow. There's an albino anaconda and a normal possible anaconda still in their eggs.

Here is my new little buddy in his new home.

 

[mvite]

Looks like I got 4 anacondas -- one snow, one albino het snow and two normal anacondas het snow.

The albino is hard to visually sex. Could be a male or female. The snow and the double hets are males.

 

[mvite]

Argh. Even though the two male normals have solid black bellies they may not be anacondas. Oh well.

 

[Beyond GenetiX]

I know it can be tough, but can you get belly shots of them?

 

[mvite]

I know it can be tough, but can you get belly shots of them?

Thanks for your help, Jason! I appreciate your time.

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[mvite]

Now that I look closer---bellies aren't completely solid.

 

[Beyond GenetiX]

I would say neither of those are anaconda. An anaconda will have a pretty clean break between belly and dorsal patterns. Typically they have a white band to break the two up, like my male pictured below. Is the albino an anaconda?

 

[mvite]

I would say neither of those are anaconda. An anaconda will have a pretty clean break between belly and dorsal patterns. Typically they have a white band to break the two up, like my male pictured below. Is the albino an anaconda?

Thanks Jason!

Here's the female---my friend can't tell if male or female---calls it a "tweener".

 

[Beyond GenetiX]

I would guess female based on the picture but not anaconda.

 

[mvite]

I would guess female based on the picture but not anaconda.

Thanks again! Darn!

 

[mvite]

I hate to ask.....what about the snow? Conda or no?

 

[Beyond GenetiX]

It has a pretty clean belly, can you get a picture of where the sides and back meet. Snows are tough for me to tell but given the back pattern and belly pattern, I would say yes.

 

[mvite]

It has a pretty clean belly, can you get a picture of where the sides and back meet. Snows are tough for me to tell but given the back pattern and belly pattern, I would say yes.

I'll get a pic posted. I really appreciate your help!

 

[Beyond GenetiX]

Here is a picture of my snow, which is not a conda.

 

[phoenix-cry]

Love your little snow guy!!