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Pip, The Dwarf Colombian

Very Cool, what a cute lil guy, I would love to see another up to date size comparison shot with the sibling in the photo, until I saw the first one with Pip and his siter I could not really even begin to picture just how small he was. Thanks for all the updates.
 
Although he hasn't picked up any length since the June measurements, Pip has continued to bulk up. He is now tipping the scales at 675 grams.

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Thanks,
 
Awesome looking little bugger i say!!! good luck with your project i'll be sure to be watching it develop.( purely a self serving interest) lol I WANT ONE !!
 
have you forgotten the other step in proving a gene like this??

have you rebred pip's parents??


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What a coincidence

What a coincidence,
My brother in law just moved up here from fla last winter,He brought with him a pair of red tails,I let him keep them in my dining room untill he moved(was a real pain in the but)and the female was pregnant, They moved nextdoor but they left the snakes for a week or so untill they got settled
One sunday i think it was mothersday i was across town visiting my relatives
and my wife got a call from her brother telling us the female had her babies and they were all over my house....lol(we were still catching babies a month later)
Anyway we caught a really small one a few weeks later and i thought it was going to die because it was half the size as the other 30+ babies we found
But we went ahead and fed it and to this day it out eats any of its other siblings but does not grow very much at all!
I dont know if its a male or female i will ask tomorrow if i can catch up with him, I will snap a couple pics asap and post them also
You know its funny because the only thing i dont like about his snakes are they are so darn big! I dont like snakes bigger than me...lol
It would be nice to have a dwarf red tail
 
I am having the same thing with one of my Boas, the damn snake just won't grow! I feed two times a week, but not much difference in size. I have another Boa that's the same age, same feeding plan, same sized cage, and I have raised since a baby-and it's twice as big. I bought them both within 2 weeks of eachother also. I'll have to weigh the tiny one though........
 
Pip is doing very well. I'm just starting my wintertime light cycling in preparation for breeding season. He just shed today and he looks great. My fingers are crossed for a successful breeding with him.

Thanks for asking.
 
Pip just shed and is doing wonderfully. I'll try and post some pics with his sister in the next day or two.

Thanks for asking.
 
Pip is doing great.
He has been actively breeding for the past two months.
I'll get some updated pictures up soon.

Thanks,
 
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