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Living Gems Reptiles is pleased to finally profile the (remaining) babies from its 2018 “E” litter.
Born on July 9, 2018 to Vulcan (a July 2013 male with strong red color and vivid neon orange side crescents)…
Sire
…and Pearl (a July 2010 female noted for her intense orange color and her distinctive “pearl” dot in the center of her head)…
Dam
As a baby – note the head pattern:
As an adult at age four:
…this litter represents the first pairing of these two animals.
The babies in this litter were high-color stunners almost from Day 1. In addition to good color, they have very consistent side crescents, with many having fat ones as well.
All are now well-tested at almost two years old, with numerous successful meals and sheds. As has been outlined in previous posts, all of these babies come from a disease-tested facility.
As with all LGR litters, we’ve done dozens of handling sessions for each baby, part of our commitment to start acclimating them to humans.
Over the following posts, please find a short profile of every surviving baby in the litter. For each, a short description is provided, noting any behavioral or physical quirks, along with a selection of photos. For dorsal chains, “short” means two to three linked spots, and “long” mean four or more.
So grab a cup of your favorite brew, sit back, relax, and enjoy!
If you like what you see, and want first dibs at any babies, you can sign up for our Wait List via PM.
Thank you as always,
Living Gems Reptiles is pleased to finally profile the (remaining) babies from its 2018 “E” litter.
Born on July 9, 2018 to Vulcan (a July 2013 male with strong red color and vivid neon orange side crescents)…
Sire
…and Pearl (a July 2010 female noted for her intense orange color and her distinctive “pearl” dot in the center of her head)…
Dam
As a baby – note the head pattern:
As an adult at age four:
…this litter represents the first pairing of these two animals.
The babies in this litter were high-color stunners almost from Day 1. In addition to good color, they have very consistent side crescents, with many having fat ones as well.
All are now well-tested at almost two years old, with numerous successful meals and sheds. As has been outlined in previous posts, all of these babies come from a disease-tested facility.
As with all LGR litters, we’ve done dozens of handling sessions for each baby, part of our commitment to start acclimating them to humans.
Over the following posts, please find a short profile of every surviving baby in the litter. For each, a short description is provided, noting any behavioral or physical quirks, along with a selection of photos. For dorsal chains, “short” means two to three linked spots, and “long” mean four or more.
So grab a cup of your favorite brew, sit back, relax, and enjoy!
If you like what you see, and want first dibs at any babies, you can sign up for our Wait List via PM.
Thank you as always,
