David Reid
EmberBall
Yeah, I know, but I did not name this one, my WIFE did. Please send all the hate mail to her.
So, the year that Pastel Clowns were first produced by BHB, my wife and I were at the San Diego show. I was talking to Glen over at Rusty's Balls, and my wife came running over all excited, and said, you have to come look at this snake. I figured it was some crazy combo, but since my wife is not really a snake person, I should have known. She drug me over to BHB's booth, where we walked thankfully right by the $24K Pastel Clowns, over to a deli cup that said $50. She said, LOOK at that one! It was a nice, robust baby, with a reduced pattern. I figured it was a female, and I got off pretty cheap.
These first two pics show a baby Amoeba I hatched a few years ago, from the original female. She is a carbon copy of the adult female. I actually sold this female, probably should have kept her.
This next pic shows a yearling Amoeba female.
Same snake.
This is a male Enchi Amoeba, produced by a buddy of mine who purchased the original Amoeba female from me. This male proved out to be an Amoeba this year....pics coming soon.
I think the Amoeba works well with the Enchi and probably Clown stuff. We will see if there is a Super...
Dave
So, the year that Pastel Clowns were first produced by BHB, my wife and I were at the San Diego show. I was talking to Glen over at Rusty's Balls, and my wife came running over all excited, and said, you have to come look at this snake. I figured it was some crazy combo, but since my wife is not really a snake person, I should have known. She drug me over to BHB's booth, where we walked thankfully right by the $24K Pastel Clowns, over to a deli cup that said $50. She said, LOOK at that one! It was a nice, robust baby, with a reduced pattern. I figured it was a female, and I got off pretty cheap.
These first two pics show a baby Amoeba I hatched a few years ago, from the original female. She is a carbon copy of the adult female. I actually sold this female, probably should have kept her.
This next pic shows a yearling Amoeba female.
Same snake.
This is a male Enchi Amoeba, produced by a buddy of mine who purchased the original Amoeba female from me. This male proved out to be an Amoeba this year....pics coming soon.
I think the Amoeba works well with the Enchi and probably Clown stuff. We will see if there is a Super...
Dave
