The Frog hopped to Bailey and Bailey Reptiles

First I want to thank Tim and his wonderful wife Monica for the great time I had at their place Saturday. Second I want to apologize for leaving my camera at the house :tears::tears: and not getting any pics.

I met Tim in mutual place and followed him to the house. We went straight for the herp stuff. The first thing I noticed was how organized Tim's place is, a place for every thing and everything in it place. We looked at many cool things some stuff even I had yet to see in person. We talked genetics, looked at some cool super secret projects of his :bow::bow::bow: and then he pull out the big guns. The Sterling, Caramels, Lemon Blast, and Grace who by the way is one of the best looking spiders I have ever laid eyes on, and she low white. :rage::rage:.

Then we moved to the rat room. Again Monica does a great job of the rats. Very clean almost no smell and we are talking hundreds of rats. We talked setups and cleaning watering options and so on.

I like Tim enjoy seeing how others do things. Because I am not creative enough to come up with some of the things Tim used to keep track of every thing :twocents: ;). I came away with a load of knowledge and a truck load more respect for Bailey and Bailey Reptiles than I already had if that is possible.

Oh yea I also left with something else..in truth a few something else's.

Say Hello to Solta.
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And Ylaipi- Who is feisty :banana::banana:
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Oh just in case anyone is wondering Solta is Inuit for "Snow in the South" and Ylaipi is Inuit for "Tomorrows Snow" Ok cat out of the bag time..They are both 66% Double Het Snow. :banana::banana::banana::banana::banana:.

Also if you can't beat them try feeding something different. Tim knew of my issues with two of my picky eaters so I also left with what will hopefully be the cure.

Say hello to the new Wildmorphs feeding venture ASF's Monica was overly kind in letting a group of these guy come home with me to try and get a couple of long term slow eaters to pick back up. They are really kind of neat animals.
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AWESOME! congrats on the new pick ups. Too bad you left the camera home lol.. i look forward to someday taking a trip to one of these large scale breeders, what an experience!

I wanna see pix of Grace!!! :taz:
LOL... that sux you left your camera, but it sounds like you had a great time :) I'd love to visit the Bailey's one day! Congrats on your new additions :)

They're beautiful Ed! Congratulations on the two pick-ups, and the ASF's! Sounds like you had a great time!

Those guys are awsome!

Nice pick up Ed. Tim is quality people.

Sounds like very fun trip and congrats on the new snakes!

Justin

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Originally Posted by Laooda

I wanna see pix of Grace!!! :taz:
LOL... that sux you left your camera, but it sounds like you had a great time :) I'd love to visit the Bailey's one day! Congrats on your new additions :)

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Thanks I did have a great teme

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Originally Posted by rabernet

They're beautiful Ed! Congratulations on the two pick-ups, and the ASF's! Sounds like you had a great time!

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Yea it was fun I learned alot that was the main thing.

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Originally Posted by herpmajor

Those guys are awsome!

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and the best part is one is a partial ringer. :D

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Originally Posted by West Coast Jungle

Nice pick up Ed. Tim is quality people.

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Yea I'd buy from them sight unseen. He is really passionate about his animals and I look forward to dealing with him again. And shooting for your luck on poss hets.

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Originally Posted by jkobylka

Sounds like very fun trip and congrats on the new snakes!

Justin

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Thanks Justin your next on my list. :D

looking good Ed :)!:gj::gj: good luck

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Originally Posted by Freakie_frog

Thanks Justin your next on my list. :D

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Come on down!

Justin