Pictures of the Entire Collection!! (DUW)

[PythonChick]

Hey everyone! Here are some pictures I haven't posted before. They are all pictures from 'old photo shoots' that I didn't post at the time. I thought I would make this post different by posting pictures of every snake in my collection in one place. Enjoy!

First up, my first snake, a 2007 CH female, Pumpkin:




Next up, my 2007 BHB Line Cinnamon Pastel Female, Apple:





Then her potential 'boyfriend' a 2007 Male Pastel:





Finally, my newest acquisition, a 2007 Female Pastel het for Hypo, Banana Cream:





I will be acquiring a male to go with her this fall. Right now I am leaning towards a spider het for hypo, but I am not entirely certain just yet.

[starmom]

Those are beautiful!!! Do you have another hypo or het hypo to prove out the pastel? Hypo pastels are gorgeous!!

[edie]

Nice pictures, that female pastel is beautiful!

[PythonChick]

Thanks for the comments on the pastel girl. She is really amazing. She isn't a very bright yellow like the lemon pastels. I would call her a 'blond' though she I was told she is a Pro Exotics line. She is a really gorgeous pale yellow with next to no browning out. I have always heard it is almost possible to visually tell a pastel het hypo from a pastel that is not het, and after having her I believe it! I am planning on getting a male Spider Het for Hypo from the same breeder I got her from in the fall. That is the plan right now,though I could easily be talked into a cinnamon or mojave het for hypo as well... it all just depends on what that breeder has in stock/ what I see at the next reptile show in my area. She is het for Pro Exotics line of hypo, which I think is supposed to be compatible with most orange/butterscotch lines. She is also my largest female at the moment, at around 700 grams. I am hoping she will grow fast and be able to breed this year.

[Bruce Whitehead]

They are all nice looking snakes.

A POG Spider would be a nice snake to aim for, not sure I have every actually seen one... dang, now I gotta google.

Either way looks like you will produce some really sharp snakes.

Bruce

[PythonChick]

I saw a POG Spider for sale on Kingsnake once. I can't remember who the breeder was, but they were calling it a 'Humble bee.' It was really, really pretty! At the same time, I think a POG Mojave would also have to be pretty kick butt. Ahh, so many choices!! Either way, I will be psyched for the chance to produce a hypo period, since it would be my first recessive morph. Thanks for the comment!