What a total BUST!

[Sarin]

What a bummer! If you really want to stay in the albino project I would keep 0.3 or use the cash from selling these hets and get another Albino female.. At least you have 6 healthy babies, right?

How do you know they are het albino if your male cinny and spider locked to her? Could they not have fathered some or all of the babies?

Because the female was a visual Albino.

[Wh00h0069]

What a bummer! If you really want to stay in the albino project I would keep 0.3 or use the cash from selling these hets and get another Albino female.. At least you have 6 healthy babies, right?



Because the female was a visual Albino.

Duh, it's still to early. lol

[Mike Cavanaugh]

Keep .3 and in a year or so find a combo albino male.

I'm sorry on the odds.

Now that is honestly a pretty good idea I didn't think of... It would definitely be worth raising the three females if I ended up pickin up a male albino spider or something along those lines in a year or two when prices come down a bit.

See that? This forum is so great it even pays to come on here and cry and complain about things! Thank you for that idea!!!

[PitOnTheProwl]

Duh, it's still to early. lol

you are just old and slow

[PitOnTheProwl]

Keep .3 and in a year or so find a combo albino male

Great idea man

[Wh00h0069]

you are just old and slow

You caught me.

[snake lab]

Was the cinnamon a proven produced cinnamon?

[jason_ladouceur]

Not to mention in three Years an albino will probably be $150 snake.

I don't know. Will think about it.

i think with the recent turn of events with toffee we will see the price of albino females drop very little if not go up over the next few years. i think anyone with albino females should hold on to em, at least for now. i know mine aren't going anywhere any time soon.

[Miss Tuniwha]

DANG!!! Hopefully this means you are getting all of the crappy luck out now.. and the future will bring you muuuch better odds!!!

[Anatopism]

I wouldn't be surprised if the male was just used up too early, before her follicles were actually at the proper size/development. Sure maybe she was still receptive, but maybe he was done for the season (unless you saw him locking up with multiple other girls as well afterwards then all this is moot). In the future, use up your unwanted/waste boys at the beginning, and save your important boy when her follicles are at the right size.

We've got a 3 year old 2200gram pastel boy chasing the girls this season to get their follicles going, because he's huge, can handle missing a meal or two, if he chooses not to eat during breeding season, and I can pretty much guarantee he'll lock with any girl we put him with... but the girls are going to finish up with a mystic who is breeding this year for his first time ever. I know if we tried to breed the mystic to all 8 girls right when their follicles are only dime sized... we're probably not going to end up with any mystics, because he's not going to have the stamina to keep going.

Just an idea. Odds Gods must be appeased, but there are things we can do to make their job a little easier too.