Tonka is Home - For Real!

[rabernet]

So, first I want to thank Ed (Wildmorph Pythons) for producing this beautiful boy, and Deborah (Stewart Reptiles) for "fostering" him for a few weeks until we were able to meet up last weekend. He was in shed at the time, and shed last night, so I have some new pictures of him. I absolutely adore this boy!









AND......Ed produced another gorgeous male spider this season, and we've worked out a trade agreement, and I'll be bringing this boy home (probably in November when we see each other in Birmingham). My strategy is to begin having 2 males of each morph so that I have a back-up male if one either doesn't click with a female I want to pair with them, or if one gets a RI during breeding and has to be pulled out of the rotation.

Here's Tonka Too or TT - who Ed says took his first meal (rat pup) tonight! Woot!!!

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[Hock3ymonk3y]

Very, very nice!

[nixer]

both are great animals!

[dr del]

Heh,

I like the TT name idea.

They are definately both lookers.


dr del

[dsirkle]

Cleanly marked,spot free, and high white. That's the way that I like them.

[Simpson Balls]

Wow Nice!

Daniel

[Freakie_frog]

Robin,
He looks great and has a fantastic feeding responce. As for the other boy. He is spotless and really bright, he's also one of the whitest spiders I've produced..

Dale, Spiders should in my opinion be spotless. Not to say that a spot or two don't happen but in my mind it just takes away from the look of the morph.

[ballpythonluvr]

Beautiful spider Robin! I can't wait to see what beautiful offspring he will sire!

[jglass38]

Sweet Spider Robs! But two of every morph!?

[Freakie_frog]

Beautiful spider Robin! I can't wait to see what beautiful offspring he will sire!

Me either cause Robin has the best taste in female snakes I've ever seen.

Sweet Spider Robs! But two of every morph!?

Not a bad idea if you can afford it..LOL