New normal female and Pinstripe male

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Originally Posted by Ginevive

Awesome! You've got quite a collection forming there :) I love the Pinstripe.. I am glad that more people are noticing them and addding them into their herds. And nice female too (:

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Exactly. My last addition was a female pinstripe. I can't wait to pair my male lesser up with her.

They cross so well with pretty much everything! I would love to see the VPI Axanthic Lemon Blast.

Robin

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Originally Posted by Sputnik

How big is that Pin?
Nice pick ups and congrats! :)

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Thanx. I weighed him and her before I let them settle in and he weighs 613g. Not bad considering he was born in June 07. She weighs a bit more at 771g and she was born july 25, 07.

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Originally Posted by jknudson

They both look like they already have some nice size on em'. Beautiful snakes, congrats to Tim for producing them, and you on purchasing them!!:gj::gj:

Pinstripes are still something I need to pick up!

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Thanx. They do have decent size to them and Tim did a great job with them. Like he does with all his animals.

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Originally Posted by Dr_Gonz0

Your 'normal' girl looks like a het pied to me, but that is just a hunch. Nice additions.

Robin

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I wish!! But she came from a pinniexnormal clutch. she's still gorgeous though. Thank you.

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Originally Posted by littleindiangirl

Wow, great pics!! They both look gorgeous! :D

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Thanx Connie. I was so nervous and excited taking their pics. Now that I've finally figured out the macro on my camera I get picture happy. :D :rofl: I will one day get a better set up to take pictures.. but for now the dining room table and indoor and ambient outdoor lighting will have to do.

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Originally Posted by Ginevive

Awesome! You've got quite a collection forming there :) I love the Pinstripe.. I am glad that more people are noticing them and addding them into their herds. And nice female too (:

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Thanx Jenn. Yeah, the collection is slowly growing. I'm looking to still get a cinny girl and a spider girl. I just need some more racks to house everyone in. :P

very nice pick ups... and awesome pictures... unreal.... mad skills.:gj:

Awww shucks Joe.. thanx.

600+, that's awesome!! :)

You can't go wrong with dealing with the Bailey's. They're awesome doing business with and are great people. You can tell that they love their animals! Congrats on the beautiful new snakes!

Congrats Doris on adding two gorgeous snakes to your collection and to Tim and Monica for producing them! :)

Very nice! Congrats on your new pets. They look great. BTW, what type of camera do you use to take those pictures? Mine pictures always turn out horrible. Especially on close-ups.

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Originally Posted by Sputnik

600+, that's awesome!! :)

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yep, just that much closer to being able to breed something :D

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Originally Posted by Purrrfect9

You can't go wrong with dealing with the Bailey's. They're awesome doing business with and are great people. You can tell that they love their animals! Congrats on the beautiful new snakes!

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thank you. Yeah, they are great people. And it shows in the quality of their animals.

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Originally Posted by frankykeno

Congrats Doris on adding two gorgeous snakes to your collection and to Tim and Monica for producing them! :)

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Thanks Jo. I was looking at the pinnie's pic on their site for at least two months before I decided what the heck, I'll get him. glad I did. He is gorgeous, but also really mellow and curious.

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Originally Posted by Wh00h0069

Very nice! Congrats on your new pets. They look great. BTW, what type of camera do you use to take those pictures? Mine pictures always turn out horrible. Especially on close-ups.

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Thank you very much. the camera I use is a Kodak easyshare Z1275. I put it into manual mode, zoom in close and then stand back and snap away. Actually, it took me six months to figure out how to use the macro on my camera. :rolleye2: glad I finally figured it out. It helps to have great subjects to take pictures of too. :D

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Originally Posted by Ladydragon

Thank you very much. the camera I use is a Kodak easyshare Z1275. I put it into manual mode, zoom in close and then stand back and snap away. Actually, it took me six months to figure out how to use the macro on my camera. :rolleye2: glad I finally figured it out. It helps to have great subjects to take pictures of too. :D

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Wow, that is a very nice camera, and the price is unbelievable. I may have to consider getting one. The quality of the pictures is great. Thanks.