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Re: Babies pipping!!
woooow!
the mom looks NICE
and a cute witto head on that pipper =p
 Originally Posted by reixox
BPs are like pokemon. you tell yourself you're not going to get sucked in. but some how you just gotta catch'em all.
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Re: Babies pipping!!
Thanks you guys... the mom I actually got for 25 bucks last year from a guy who owns a pet shop here in town. She was already 2800 grams when I got her, so I think I got a good deal. This is my first clutch so I don't know, do pastels usually have a really faded head like this that gets darker when they hatch?
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Re: Babies pipping!!
it depends on the snake and a faded head is a great thing.
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Re: Babies pipping!!
Congrats on the three beautiful babies! Can't wait to see out of the egg pics!
1.1ballpythons(normal)-Arwen, Montague
1.0ballpython(pastel)-Shan Longshanks
0.1ballpython(spider)-Pippa Willow
1.0redtailboa-Inigo
0.1redtailboa(salmon)-Imogen
1.0redbloodpython-Fergis
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Re: Babies pipping!!
Originally Posted by herpchick
This is my first clutch so I don't know, do pastels usually have a really faded head like this that gets darker when they hatch?
It will get "slightly" darker, but that's a quality pastel right there. I can't wait to see it out of the egg. Definitely the type of blushing on the head everyone should aim for when selectively breeding. Good job!
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Re: Babies pipping!!
VERY NICE!! I love the blushing on her head...i would love to have one of those  nice clutch
0.1 Normal Het Albino
0.1 Spider Het Lavender Albino
0.3 Firefly
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Re: Babies pipping!!
cant wait to see an updated pic ;p
Originally Posted by reixox
BPs are like pokemon. you tell yourself you're not going to get sucked in. but some how you just gotta catch'em all.
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Re: Babies pipping!!
Originally Posted by rabernet
It will get "slightly" darker, but that's a quality pastel right there. I can't wait to see it out of the egg. Definitely the type of blushing on the head everyone should aim for when selectively breeding. Good job!
Thanks, I'm trying to be as selective as I can and breed for only the highest quality animals. I believe that with all the "so-so" pastels there are out there, people would be more willing to pay extra for an "A" quality pastel rather than a browned out one. Even some of the supers I'm seeing lately don't look as nice as a selectively bred quality "normal" pastel.
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Re: Babies pipping!!
Originally Posted by herpchick
Thanks, I'm trying to be as selective as I can and breed for only the highest quality animals. I believe that with all the "so-so" pastels there are out there, people would be more willing to pay extra for an "A" quality pastel rather than a browned out one. Even some of the supers I'm seeing lately don't look as nice as a selectively bred quality "normal" pastel.
I'm doing the same, and I'm one who is willing to pay more for a Grade A animal.
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Re: Babies pipping!!
The pastel is still chillin in the egg but one of the normals came out. He/she still has some yolk it hasn't absorbed though. I weighed it quick before I put it in it's new home, 78grams. I have it on moist paper towels for now. How long does it usually take until they absorb all of it?
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