Pictures of the Entire Collection!! (DUW)

Hey everyone! Here are some pictures I haven't posted before. They are all pictures from 'old photo shoots' that I didn't post at the time. I thought I would make this post different by posting pictures of every snake in my collection in one place. Enjoy!

First up, my first snake, a 2007 CH female, Pumpkin:
http://i244.photobucket.com/albums/g...Collection.jpg

http://i244.photobucket.com/albums/g...ollection1.jpg

Next up, my 2007 BHB Line Cinnamon Pastel Female, Apple:

http://i244.photobucket.com/albums/g...ollection2.jpg

http://i244.photobucket.com/albums/g...ollection3.jpg

Then her potential 'boyfriend' a 2007 Male Pastel:

http://i244.photobucket.com/albums/g...ollection8.jpg

http://i244.photobucket.com/albums/g...ollection7.jpg

Finally, my newest acquisition, a 2007 Female Pastel het for Hypo, Banana Cream:

http://i244.photobucket.com/albums/g...ollection4.jpg

http://i244.photobucket.com/albums/g...ollection5.jpg

I will be acquiring a male to go with her this fall. Right now I am leaning towards a spider het for hypo, but I am not entirely certain just yet.

Those are beautiful!!! Do you have another hypo or het hypo to prove out the pastel? Hypo pastels are gorgeous!!

Nice pictures, that female pastel is beautiful!

Thanks for the comments on the pastel girl. She is really amazing. She isn't a very bright yellow like the lemon pastels. I would call her a 'blond' though she I was told she is a Pro Exotics line. She is a really gorgeous pale yellow with next to no browning out. I have always heard it is almost possible to visually tell a pastel het hypo from a pastel that is not het, and after having her I believe it! I am planning on getting a male Spider Het for Hypo from the same breeder I got her from in the fall. That is the plan right now,though I could easily be talked into a cinnamon or mojave het for hypo as well... it all just depends on what that breeder has in stock/ what I see at the next reptile show in my area. She is het for Pro Exotics line of hypo, which I think is supposed to be compatible with most orange/butterscotch lines. She is also my largest female at the moment, at around 700 grams. I am hoping she will grow fast and be able to breed this year. :please:

They are all nice looking snakes.

A POG Spider would be a nice snake to aim for, not sure I have every actually seen one... dang, now I gotta google.

Either way looks like you will produce some really sharp snakes.

Bruce

I saw a POG Spider for sale on Kingsnake once. I can't remember who the breeder was, but they were calling it a 'Humble bee.' It was really, really pretty! At the same time, I think a POG Mojave would also have to be pretty kick butt. Ahh, so many choices!! Either way, I will be psyched for the chance to produce a hypo period, since it would be my first recessive morph. Thanks for the comment!