A Few New Pictures of My Albino Gophers

I was able to take a few more pictures of my pair the other day. Not the best pictures, but still good enough to show off my new babies!

Female:

http://i37.photobucket.com/albums/e9...s/IMG_6258.jpg

http://i37.photobucket.com/albums/e9...s/IMG_6256.jpg

Male:

http://i37.photobucket.com/albums/e9...s/IMG_6262.jpg

http://i37.photobucket.com/albums/e9...s/IMG_6260.jpg

Very nice looking snakes!

Congrats!! Love the coloration on them :)

Hey, I was wondering if you could help me. I also have an albino gopher snake, and for the past two feedings, he has vomited his mouse back up the day after eating. He has ate mice before, and I have had him for about 5 months. He always has water, heat lamp (lower wattage), he has a hide rock, and a fake plant. He is on newspaper bedding. He was acting really weird yesterday, almost lethargic. His tongue flickers very frequently, and he seems alert, it's just, he doesn't rattle his tail or move around his cage as much as he used to. He is mite free. Any idea what may be causing the vomiting or what could be wrong with him? Any information would be greatly appreciated.

Me want :P , put me on the waiting list (of course a cool tail is a must have)

BTW those look even better in person (For those who wonder ;) )

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Originally Posted by ebmgame

Hey, I was wondering if you could help me. I also have an albino gopher snake, and for the past two feedings, he has vomited his mouse back up the day after eating. He has ate mice before, and I have had him for about 5 months. He always has water, heat lamp (lower wattage), he has a hide rock, and a fake plant. He is on newspaper bedding. He was acting really weird yesterday, almost lethargic. His tongue flickers very frequently, and he seems alert, it's just, he doesn't rattle his tail or move around his cage as much as he used to. He is mite free. Any idea what may be causing the vomiting or what could be wrong with him? Any information would be greatly appreciated.

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I haven't owned them long enough to really feel comfortable offering you advice. I'd recommend that you post your question here:

http://forums.kingsnake.com/forum.php?catid=69

Lots of advanced keepers there who can probably give you far better advice than I ever could.

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Originally Posted by Deborah

Me want :P , put me on the waiting list (of course a cool tail is a must have)

BTW those look even better in person (For those who wonder ;) )

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If I decide to breed them (from what I've read, females need to be several years old before thinking about breeding them), you and Scott are both already on the list! LOL

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Originally Posted by rabernet

If I decide to breed them

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:colbert: Not a if but a when ;)