New pickups from Bob Clark (Lots of Pics)

Nice spider....I just wouldn't have bought him until he shed and had a few meals in him!

I bet you could have worked out a deal to leave the spider there until he was a little more started. But this way you are getting experience with a newborn hatchling, so when you hatch out a full clutch of them, it won't be your first time. And it sounds like you have some good help super close by if you need it!

Of course we'll require an update when he sheds & eats for you! With new pics of course!

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Originally Posted by kc261

I bet you could have worked out a deal to leave the spider there until he was a little more started. But this way you are getting experience with a newborn hatchling, so when you hatch out a full clutch of them, it won't be your first time. And it sounds like you have some good help super close by if you need it!

Of course we'll require an update when he sheds & eats for you! With new pics of course!

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I know thats what i was thinking about when i bought him :D
Of course i will for this forum, i have that feeling he will eat (i was putting his waterbowl in there and sucka tagged me on the finger, lol)

awww, super cute!! look how smooth the spider's skin is!!

He looks slimy but otherwise a stunning little spider :gj:.

Arent good breeders supposed to wait untill they have eaten and shed to let an animal go?


I thought that was just like a given?

lovely snakes, congrats that baby is precious!

Congrats :gj:

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Originally Posted by Patrick Long

Arent good breeders supposed to wait untill they have eaten and shed to let an animal go?


I thought that was just like a given?

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Bob Clark has alot more experiance than other python breeders out there, hes been doing what he does forever, and he is only 17 minutes away from

I dont know this "GOOD" breeder thing your talking about

Hey Pat, I always thought that first shed and 3-4 feedings was SOP as well....