Busy day...

That is indeed good news.

Today:
2 female leopard geckos, (good health)
1 unsexed ball python. (Good health, seemingly)
Will take pictures soon. Oh, I also got (what I think are) some great pictures of the new frogs, but my computer is acting strange, so I will post more pictures asap.
I wanted to thank everyone for letting me vent, and all of your great support. I can say that in our lives (my husband, myself and our son) if we didn't do this, there would be nothing else in the world for us to do. Yes it can be trying at times, thats when posting threads like this is so helpful for me, But it is our whole lives. I am very proud and thrilled to be at the young age of 24 and know what my dreams are, and experience them early on. I could only wish the same for everyone.
Sincerely
Rusty

I'm glad you're only 24 so that you have the energy to keep up with everything! :)

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Originally Posted by Marla

I'm glad you're only 24 so that you have the energy to keep up with everything! :)

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No kidding! :)

It's rare to see young people actually savoring their youth in an appreciative and productive way. You rock, Rusty!

Yeah why do I feel old...lol
Thanks guys.

Grandma (large female resident burmese python) is laying her eggs as we speak. We will be up (with eyes paperclipped open!) to make sure she lays well. Then we are off to bed. I just wanted to share the news.
Rusty

Very cool, Rusty! Who's the daddy? (Your monster of a male?) What will you do with the babies? Burms make lots of babies! LOL

Yup, Merlin, that bad boy (just like his daddy I always say..lol)
The eggs will be removed. One we will allow to hatch. This baby (I know the world doesn't need more) will be raised by us completely in our care and once Merlin "retires" from our educational shows we are in hopes of using the youngin by then. When we get them in through rescue many times they are a bit nippy or have just already gone through to much to be brought out by us and have a large group of children around them. But showing them the obviose size and girth of these beautiful aniamls really gets the point across that they are not for everyone.
Thanks
Rusty

LOL @ the bad boy....Sounds like an excellent plan, Rusty. :D

New update on eggs,
Grandma laid 39 with 11 being duds.
So they are in the incu. We'll see what happens.
Everyone else is doing great, new leopard geckos are already chowing, and the new bp is very active.
We did get a new monitor today from the CT Iguana Sancuary. She had just taken her in from the vet she uses. Apparently she was a drop off with a broken rear leg. So the leg was set, and my friend said she knew how fond we are of monitors. It was supposed to be a water, but it doesn't look "right". All black with some markings on the facial area. It may be a peach throat, but we still have to do more researching. I'll post pics of everyone soon, (damncamera still acting strange with my computer).
Talk to everyone soon
Rusty