Meet Riley

Congrats Jo! ... Oz is one of the best in the business! ... You're going to be really happy with that little guy! :D

-adam

Awww thanks Adam! You're opinion holds a lot of weight with Mike and I about these things. I'm sure both Malachi and Riley will be wonderful males to raise and one day sire some stunning babies.

Oh btw, Malachi is coming along beautifully and I can't think of a thing to post about him LOL. He's literally that easy to raise that I've not a question about that darling boy! Eats, poops, pees, getting nice to handle...a wonderful no muss, no fuss perfect young snake.


~~Jo~~

aw.. u named him after me, yes that is my name too

LOL well of course I named him after you! :rolleyes:


~~Jo~~

Your herp family seems to growing rather large and at a fast pace too. I remember when you got your first BP and now you're on your seventh, LoL. Can't wait to see the babies you produce...

Thanks, it seems ages ago and also just yesterday we got little Rionach, then took in Kyna. Happy me with my two little girls. Little did I know fate was about to put a few more snakes in our path and they'd all end up females. I like fate!

Now with the purchase of the het albino male from Adam and now this next het hypo from Oz, I feel like the first tiny steps are being made towards the day we see an egg from one of our girls pip.

Speaking of that folks....measured and weighed Big Brannagh today empty (prior to feeding night)...she's 48 inches and a nice 1820 grams....Orlah is 46 inches and 1450 grams....come on next year!

Oh never forget Becky's sweet BCI Rauri. I'm glad fate brought him to us too as he's taught us so much about big sweet snakes.


~~Jo~~

He is so beautiful with his colors - I would love to have more snakes but hubby hates them :( - one day ....

Thanks Raz! I'm very lucky that Mike and I share this hobby and passion for snakes, especially ball pythons. Seems most of our kids are picking it up as we have the oldest with her own handsome male creamsicle cornsnake, the younger daughter is very close to receiving her new female albino nelson's milksnake, and our oldest son is contemplating what snake he feels ready to take on.

So far the only family hold out is Mikey, age 4 who just looks at all these snakes and then wistfully says..."but I wanted a puppy!"


~~Jo~~

Raz,


My DBF isn't really fond of snakes either, refuses to touch or hold Kashmire, but will sit on the couch with me when I'm holding him. So far he hasn't said no more snakes, but then he's thinking about the potential vacation money we can make in the future (although he doesn't realize how FAR in the future! LOL). He knows I'm getting one or two females in January and then at least one male het (maybe 2) in the spring/summer. Until I get a rack, to save space, that will probably be all for a little while.

Robin,


Every time I even mention that a certain reptile (be it snake or lizard) looks cute - he always says NO MORE CRITTERS ... reckon there's any way I could hide a teensy little 4 ft viv in the house where he won't notice it? :giggle: