A Select Few of MANY Keepers

[Willis Wildlife Enterprises]

Normal aztec female.

 

[Willis Wildlife Enterprises]

Reverse Okeetee female, possible het butter.

 

[Willis Wildlife Enterprises]

Hypolavender male.

 

[Willis Wildlife Enterprises]

Hypo het amber male.

 

[Willis Wildlife Enterprises]

Itty bitty, teeny tiny, normal stripe het snow male. He's less than half the size of a "normal" hatchling, but is a good eater (as long as the pinky is a small newborn).

 

[Willis Wildlife Enterprises]

Butter male. I like the odd saddle just past his neck...reminds me of the Doppler image of a hurricane's eye (saw enough of that this week-end!).

 

[Willis Wildlife Enterprises]

Snow female, possible het (or even homo) butter.

 

[Willis Wildlife Enterprises]

Ghost motley male.

 

[Willis Wildlife Enterprises]

Last one...for now.
Aneryth A aztec male.

 

[King Cobra]

very nice snakes indeed!
especially the aztec male (aneryth A)

 

[Sand&SunReptile]

Keepers indeed.
Those should make some very nice babies when they are adults.
Are they all unrelated? If they are, all the better.

 

[Willis Wildlife Enterprises]

I've kept about 25 hatchlings this year, bringing my total collection to over 100. At least half of my collection is related to at least one other snake, but sometimes you have to breed to relations to get the specific trait you're looking for. I try to continually add unrelated blood (which is why I have so many multi-hets in my collection), and, even though it may take me longer to finally get the trait I want, it makes hatching time all the more exciting, seeing the variety that hatches out and if that one specific (and often ellusive) morph decides to show itself.

 

[Jeff Linkchorst]

you have some nice keepers. I like your theory on hets. and hatchin time. very nice

 

[Sand&SunReptile]

Breeding, and hatching season must be very fun.
I'd love a collection that size.