This one's for Joe!

I was not planning on putting up pictures of every clutch laid (this is clutch #2 by the way), but Joe has been asking about Tabitha. I did a breeding loan with Joe last year, and some unfortunate events forced Joe to get rid of his entire collection. So, we bought Tabitha from Joe, but he always asks for updates. I know that Tabitha laid 11 eggs 2 years ago, and she laid 10 eggs, and 1 infertile last year. The results of that clutch were 8 Spiders and 2 Normals. Boy I hope I can get some repeat odds this year. So she has been an 11 egg girl for 2 years. I do remember the eggs being a bit small last year, but I guess she got tired of the little eggs, because this year she laid some big ones. Here is a picture of Tabitha coiled around her 6 eggs that weighed in at 616.8 grams. All candled good, so here's hoping for a female heavy clutch. She was bred by our Spotnose male, hence the reason for the Female prayer.

p.s. These eggs were actually laid on Thursday morning, but I have been very busy, and could not get the pics up.

Without further ado, here is the pic.

http://www.baileyreptiles.com/pics/tabeggs08.jpg

Very nice tim, she doesnt look very happy at you for taking that pic haha

What was bred to her Tim?

Oh and good luck! :)

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Originally Posted by Sputnik

What was bred to her Tim?

Oh and good luck! :)

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Read the first post again!

Congrats Tim! :gj:

Tim i knew she would go soon :gj:.Here is a prayer for all spotnose females :please: :please:.Good girl Tabitha :banana: :banana:

very nice.... Heres goodluck for spotnose :gj::gj::banana::banana::salute:

Thanks guys. We were really hoping to get a move on the Powerball project this year, so this clutch was a blessing/

Congrats Tim! Spotnose BPs are one of my favorite pattern morphs and Powerballs are too cool. I realy can't wait to see some Powerball combos, they should be pretty sweet.

Thanks Kevin. We tried for Pastel Spotnoses this year, but the female Pastel didn't cooperate. There is always next year.

Congrats! Good luck on getting lots of female spotnoses!