Two heads are better then one I guess :D.

Happened to us for the first time, so the exictement is even bigger :D.

http://www.gpreptiles.com/foto/rozmn...2014/twins.jpg

Mojave x Lesser clutch :)
We hit 4 (actually 5 :P) BEL's, 3 Mojave / Lessers (not sure yet) & 1 Normal out of 8 eggs :).

Definitely post more pictures when they come out completely! I'm waiting for my mojave to get big enough to breed for some BELs.


1.0 axanthic (Cash)
1.0 super pastel (Jax)
0.1 spider (Nala)
1.0 lesser (Leonardo)
0.1 mojave (Sandy)

Sweet odds!! Nice the twins are BEL's :gj:

Twin BEL's, how awesome is that?? :)

Great photo! Congrats!

Now, how do you know they are twins?? What if, just what if, its the first two headed BEL? Now that would be something! Congrats either way! :)

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I'm going off the picture you provided. Because they are still in the egg and you cant get a good look. Not actually serious.

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Now, how do you know they are twins?? What if, just what if, its the first two headed BEL? Now that would be something! Congrats either way! :)

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That would be crazy


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Congrats! Still waitin on my first twins. Good way to start with a couple BELs


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Congrats on the twins!

The two headed comments makes me wonder... I don't remember hearing of anyone hatching out a two headed bp. But I know it happens with other snakes. Is there such a thing in BPs?

Thanks!
Actually there is a two headed BP - I know Stefan from MS reptilien has one :).
We were wondering the same thing, but we actually hope for twins, as the two headed ones have problems surviving I guess :/.
We will see in a few day when they or "it" :P comes out :).
I will definitelly post pics :).

Double the adorableness :D congrats on the beautiful twins.


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They are out :). Both looking healthy and strong! They weight 26 and 30 grams :)

Comparison between regular baby and one of the twins (the bigger one):
http://www.gpreptiles.com/foto/rozmn...i2014/bels.jpg

And whole clutch :)
http://www.gpreptiles.com/foto/rozmn...014/mxlout.jpg

ANy tips on how to feed those two little ones? Or same as the rest? :)

How very cool! Wow, they are tiny.

Very nice! Congrats! :gj:

That's so awesome! Congrats!

Very nice clutch! Great odds! and twins!
Feed them the same but smaller.
Congratulations!

Congrats on the clutch.. all looking good..

Incredible! Congratulations

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I once bought a itty bitty little normal girl at a show that was only 29g. I knew she looked a bit small (in fact the seller took a close look at her when I had picked her out and said he wouldn't charge me for such a little one), but I was shocked when I got her home and put her on the scale! She looked bigger than a corn snake I had which was IIRC about 35g at the time, so I was expecting her to be about 50g. She did just fine though. I just fed her based on her body size, and she ate, pooped, shed, and grew just like the rest of them. I hope you'll have just as good of success with these 2 little ones!

Thanks! I will definitelly keep you updated when they shed and take their first meal :).

I would go with newborn live rat pinks with them:)

Update! Both twins have shed same as the rest of the clutch :).

http://www.gpreptiles.com/foto/rozmn...4/twinsout.jpg

And both with a brother:
http://www.gpreptiles.com/foto/rozmn.../twinscomp.jpg

:)

Lucky fellow to get some beatiful snakes from this clutch... twins no less..

Gratz dude! Awesome clutch! :gj:

Would Ben Seigel know if/who might have a 2-headed BP? Dude is a breeder in florida and has a 2-headed milk snake named Medusa and a 2-headed red eared slider.

they are so small compared to the other!

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Gratz dude! Awesome clutch! :gj:

Would Ben Seigel know if/who might have a 2-headed BP? Dude is a breeder in florida and has a 2-headed milk snake named Medusa and a 2-headed red eared slider.

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I know this guy has one:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Mvx5unPZUP0