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I can't even begin to explain how excited this made me. I'm not sure if she'll go but this certainly doesn't hurt anything.
 

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Very nice nick, definetly something i would like to work with in the future. Good luck, i hope she takes for ya.
They are ringed pythons todd.
 
chrisis697 said:
They are ringed pythons todd.
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This is the first lock I've actually witnessed, I've been pairing them for the last couple months though. There's not a lot of information out there as far as breeding these guys so I'm hoping the few things I've tried will be sufficient. If not there's always next year, I think I have a better idea now anyway.
 
nickolasanastasiou said:
Super cool. These look good as adults and dynamite as neonates. Glad to see the potential production of more.
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I agree, I really like the iridescence they display in the sun. I have a few adults I've been cycling and a few more females I'm growing up so hopefully I'll have some success this year or next.

I'm always excited when I see locks but this one was a big deal for me. I didn't cool them at all this winter so to be honest I'm not expecting fertile eggs (or any eggs), but at least this is an indication that I have things set up correctly now. Who knows, maybe they'll surprise me in a couple months.
 
Im sorry. I am totally confused. What do you have to do with nick and the ring pictures? This site is extremely difficult to navigate for a new person.
 
Robert Walker said:
Huh? Did we miss something? How do you know they didn't go, did Nick say something I missed?
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These were part of Ira's collection that I was working with. The arrangement we had set up didn't end up working out so they're still with him in FL and I'm back in WA. Hoping to get them shipped up here at some point though ;).

I thought for sure one of the female rings was gravid but apparently she never laid. She was off food and coiled but no luck. Had some marron boas there that locked a few times too that never went, I was sure one of them ovulated but nothing came of it. Very unfortunate, but pretty sure I have it figured out whenever I work with them again. I started working with them too late in the season I think.
 
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