Wanted to share my "pastel". possible DUW

[Pork Chops N' Corn Bread]

Just fed him yesterday and decided to get a few pics. His colors were pretty light. Here is Topaz, hes 11 months and some odd days now. He'll be ready to breed next year!! Wahooo
Enjoy and let me know what you think



This was him as a baby

[JimiSnakes]

Very perty little guy Jaker. Before you know it, he'll be 6 feet and making Ruby VERY happy. lol

[Pork Chops N' Corn Bread]

Very perty little guy Jaker. Before you know it, he'll be 6 feet and making Ruby VERY happy. lol

Lets hope so. He should be ready this coming year if all goes well. Hes on a small rat every other week now and still pudgy

[pslsnakes]

Looks alot like my female, but she has wider saddles.

How big is he?

[Pork Chops N' Corn Bread]

Looks alot like my female, but she has wider saddles.

How big is he?

Thanks.
Hes 1 year old on the 12th of this month so still young and about 3' or less.

[Laooda]

Nice Fella!!!! But I still love Ruby!!!

[Pork Chops N' Corn Bread]

Nice Fella!!!! But I still love Ruby!!!

LOL Thanks. Ruby is always going to be my big baby

[JimiSnakes]

LOL Thanks. Ruby is always going to be my big baby

It's funny you said that. I was just pondering the idea of breeding my first "Baby", whom I named Babydoll, today. I was debating the idea of not holding her for a whole four to five months at all. I've had her since she was 6 months old and bought her in March of 2005. She is ready to breed this fall and I have a quite good looking salmon male that would pair nicely with her. The question still stands: Can I go that long without holding her? I don't know. I don't usually go more than the day or two after feeding before she's out for an hour or so. I'm still deciding and will be deciding until it's time to decide.

[Pork Chops N' Corn Bread]

It's funny you said that. I was just pondering the idea of breeding my first "Baby", whom I named Babydoll, today. I was debating the idea of not holding her for a whole four to five months at all. I've had her since she was 6 months old and bought her in March of 2005. She is ready to breed this fall and I have a quite good looking salmon male that would pair nicely with her. The question still stands: Can I go that long without holding her? I don't know. I don't usually go more than the day or two after feeding before she's out for an hour or so. I'm still deciding and will be deciding until it's time to decide.

Same, I could probably take the wait but I would make sure I had another baby as friendly as her to hold first! lol