WOOOHOO!!! She locked!!!!

Heres a couple pics of my dinker female locking my Graz Cinny! Ive had her with a lesser for a few months but I never witnessed them locking and he never payed her much attention so I went and picked up a male Graz cinny last night to try and change things up and I looked in there this morning to find this!!:banana::banana::banana::D

http://i1211.photobucket.com/albums/...n/IMG_0414.jpg

http://i1211.photobucket.com/albums/...n/IMG_0410.jpg

And I took this pic of her the other night showing her build up its crazy looks like she swallowed a bag of baseballs lol

http://i1211.photobucket.com/albums/...n/IMG_0408.jpg

Wow, congrats on the lock. She does look huge.

Congrats! :)

When you say you picked up the cinny last night do you mean you just got him? Because no QT is a big no no.

thats an amazing looking dinker female. I would love to see what comes from her.
I agree though if you just picked up that cinny last night a QT was needed. Your female could develop big problems by not doing so.
But great lock anyways and I wish you luck

Quote:

---

Originally Posted by Kinra

Congrats! :)

When you say you picked up the cinny last night do you mean you just got him? Because no QT is a big no no.

---

Yeah I got him lastnight I didn't QT because I got him from a local who I know well otherwise I would have. All their BPs are very healthy

Quote:

---

Originally Posted by AKballs

Yeah I got him lastnight I didn't QT because I got him from a local who I know well otherwise I would have. All their BPs are very healthy

---

IMHO that is a poor excuse.
Even if it was my best friend that gave me a BP and their snakes appeared healthy I would ALWAYS QT first.
Its only helping yourself and your entire collection.
I would not risk it. not all illnesses are visible at this time and they could develop after the stress of a move.
A little patience for a QT can save you an expensive vet trip or a snakes life.

Glad he's getting the job done for you =) As for quarantine, of course it's the best idea, from my end, I can tell you there have been no new snakes added to my collection in the last few months (hatchlings don't count!) and I've seen no signs of illness or parasites. He's been in the rack in my bedroom, so I am around them constantly when I'm home to notice any changes.

Does he have a name yet?

Quote:

---

Originally Posted by Anatopism

Glad he's getting the job done for you =) As for quarantine, of course it's the best idea, from my end, I can tell you there have been no new snakes added to my collection in the last few months (hatchlings don't count!) and I've seen no signs of illness or parasites. He's been in the rack in my bedroom, so I am around them constantly when I'm home to notice any changes.

Does he have a name yet?

---

Not yet! But I got a few ideas:D

Congrats:gj::)