Thankful...

[Kara]

I usually don't post my egg photos...that whole "don't count them" thing. But I was really excited to see these Sumatran short-tailed python eggs this morning. They're from a pair of nice chrome-headed adults, and this was the male's first year breeding.



Also, here are some "super quickie" pics of a pair of cool blood pythons I've been raising up. They both *just* shed, so I tried to get some fresh photos before they decided it was time to eat, too! Normally they're both very well behaved!

[recycling goddess]

just to let you know... it does go 9, 10, 11, 12. i saw you were questioning your counting abilities... so... i thought i'd help you out!

niiiiice clutch! *i lub you*

[Jerhart]

Kara,
Those bloods rock!! Do you have pics of the sumatran pair? I may be dipping into my wallet when those hatch

[Patrick Long]

the bottom one almost has a carpet python like pattern to it! Very wicked!

[Earl]

OMG those are awesome looking Bloods!

...and look! 1 of them eggs says "Earl you want this one!"

[recycling goddess]

i saw that as well! *nodding*

[Kara]

just to let you know... it does go 9, 10, 11, 12. i saw you were questioning your counting abilities... so... i thought i'd help you out!

niiiiice clutch! *i lub you*

LOL!!! The eggs with question marks have weaker veining than their surrounding counterparts. I tend to mark those so I have a lookout for any problem children during incubation, especially in a well-adhered clutch like this one.

ROFL, though...that literally made me laugh out loud!



K~

[recycling goddess]

ahhh i knew there must have been a reason... :giggling:

[Kara]

OMG those are awesome looking Bloods!

...and look! 1 of them eggs says "Earl you want this one!"

That's a special trait I'm breeding for this year, see?

[recycling goddess]

yes yes yes he does!!!!!!!!