The Sixth Annual Bailey Reptiles Clutch Contest is Here!!!

Female pastel sugar 65g :)

female fire yellowbelly - 59g

Female Enchi Vanilla 69g, Thanks again for the contest!!

Male Mystic 72 grams

For the fun of it

Female Pastel Calico 74 grams

BTW I think you meant a 1291 grams clutch ;)

Female Mojave Spider, 64 g

Sulfur male 61g

Female cinnamon 68g

Oh and thanks for another year of the contest!

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Originally Posted by Deborah

For the fun of it

Female Pastel Calico 74 grams

BTW I think you meant a 1291 grams clutch ;)

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Good catch Deb. Thanks for the eagle eye. It was supposed to read 1291.10 grams.

Female Enchi, 77 grams

Female pastel enchi 68g

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Female champagne 70 grams

Female Calico 61g.

Female Mystic 56 grams

Jason

Female Butter 66g. Thanks!

~CRR

Female enchi 70 grams

Male, Pastave, 69 grams

Cool contest! Thanks for sharing your animals and some fun!

enchi female 62g

Exciting contest. :3 Thanks for the oppurtunity.

Somebody guessed the male version all ready, so let's go for the elusive:
Coral Glow, female, 64g

And does anyone else think these read like trying to solve Clue? (Colonel Mustard, study, candlestick xD)

Male butter enchi 63 grams.

Male enchi 61g

1.0 banana/coral glow 72g

female pastel yellowbelly 62g

Female phantom, 67g

Female killer bee 68 grams. Come on, baby!

Female VPI Sugar 59 grams.

Male leopard 71g



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Female Mojave 61 grams :please:

Pastel Mystic Female 69 grams

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Originally Posted by joebad976

You lost since there is no way to tell it is het hypo.

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No need to be a buzz kill. If a fire mojave hypo was paired with the girl and no other fire or mojave combos were thrown in then any fire mojave babies would indeed be het hypo. Only Muddoc knows what was paired so keep hope alive guessers. Sorry, I can offer no such hope to those who guess(ed) something with 2 allelic genes.

I'll guess female enchi 69g.

Citrus Pastel Female 69g

male pastel yellowbelly 62

Female Enchi Yellowbelly 63g

female bumblebee 82 grams

Female Fire Yellowbelly 78grams.

Female bee 71g

female calico fire 81 grams

Female Firefly 71g

Sorry Pgh, I am hoping for a BIG girl.

I have been meaning to stop by lately, but I was waiting until I could get a pic to post with this update. I haven't had the chance yet.

Unfortunately there is some bad news. So far out of the 13 eggs, there is only one left that is good. For reasons I cannot figure out, almost all of the eggs have gone bad. I wish I could say it was the female, but she has laid great eggs for the past 6 years. I wish I could say it was the males, but almost every male that was introduced with her has had perfectly fine clutches all season. I also wish I could blame it on the incubator, but 95 clutches have been in and hatched with results nowhere near these. So, for some strange reason, this clutch seems to be a fluke.

However, the ray of bright light, is that there is still one egg that could be the winner for some lucky person. So, please continue to play, and I look forward to posting a great looking animal from that sole egg. Also, I have some fun news for the planning of next year's contest. So, stay tuned for that, and let's pray for the sole survivor.

Female mojave 67 grams

female lesser/buter pastel 69g

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Originally Posted by muddoc

I have been meaning to stop by lately, but I was waiting until I could get a pic to post with this update. I haven't had the chance yet.

Unfortunately there is some bad news. So far out of the 13 eggs, there is only one left that is good. For reasons I cannot figure out, almost all of the eggs have gone bad. I wish I could say it was the female, but she has laid great eggs for the past 6 years. I wish I could say it was the males, but almost every male that was introduced with her has had perfectly fine clutches all season. I also wish I could blame it on the incubator, but 95 clutches have been in and hatched with results nowhere near these. So, for some strange reason, this clutch seems to be a fluke.

However, the ray of bright light, is that there is still one egg that could be the winner for some lucky person. So, please continue to play, and I look forward to posting a great looking animal from that sole egg. Also, I have some fun news for the planning of next year's contest. So, stay tuned for that, and let's pray for the sole survivor.

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I'm sorry to hear about the clutch. I'll keep my fingers crossed for the egg that is left.

Female Enchi 66 grams

Female Fire 58 grams

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Originally Posted by muddoc

I have been meaning to stop by lately, but I was waiting until I could get a pic to post with this update. I haven't had the chance yet.

Unfortunately there is some bad news. So far out of the 13 eggs, there is only one left that is good. For reasons I cannot figure out, almost all of the eggs have gone bad. I wish I could say it was the female, but she has laid great eggs for the past 6 years. I wish I could say it was the males, but almost every male that was introduced with her has had perfectly fine clutches all season. I also wish I could blame it on the incubator, but 95 clutches have been in and hatched with results nowhere near these. So, for some strange reason, this clutch seems to be a fluke.

However, the ray of bright light, is that there is still one egg that could be the winner for some lucky person. So, please continue to play, and I look forward to posting a great looking animal from that sole egg. Also, I have some fun news for the planning of next year's contest. So, stay tuned for that, and let's pray for the sole survivor.

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Sorry to hear about the clutch, that is a real bummer. But on the bright side, everyone gets just one guess so we are all still in the race!

Female stinger bee 65g.

Sorry to hear about the clutch! Hopefully the last one makes it

Male Enchi Lesser 71g

male bumblebee 56 grams!

Male enchi fire 67g


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Sorry to hear most of them died. I have a clutch that did the same thing. Started as 10, and now down to one... Due on Christmas, so I'm hopeful. It candles well at least...

My guess is a male fire calico, 68g.
Hang in there little guy!