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Could someone explain the 1.1 and 0.3 and various other numbers in the signatures talking about their pets/families/collections or whatever term you wish to use... It doesnt make much sense to me lol, and i have yet to find something that Does explain it to me.

Kiyoshi Okubo (a 1.0 Japanese (Kunisar Island) rat snake) shed the other night. Here's the pics! (sorry for the poor quality. It was late at night) If you look off to the right side in this pic, you can see where he's shedding. And here he is the next day!

I thought this would be interesting and I hope I'm not causing a fuss.

My fiance's baby ball python just passed away today. He's devastated. I'm thinking about getting him another baby. Any thoughts? And does anyone know where I can get another baby in good health? This little guy was bought at a pet store, and had been quite a bit of trouble. (not eating, etc) Please, any advice is welcome. This is the first snake we've ever lost.

In all honesty, I didn't expect any pippies quite yet! I incubated my first few clutches at typical temps for the first few weeks, but when summer showed up, I moved them and all the future clutches into the laundry room to incubate where I knew I wouldn't get any heat spikes. Hubby has been keeping the house temp at 78-79 so I knew it would be longer than the norm for me to have any pippies....

Well almost 21. The last one to hatch is also taking her time shedding so really there are 20 freshly shed motleys. Hopefully she will shed tomorrow and I can add her picture. Today was their first meal and 18 of the 20 ate. So I figure thats not too bad. I know the pics aren't great. But I didn't want to make 4 or 5 post to put up all the babies. I love how most of the amels are ...

im am really sorry im new here and i never saw the avatar before i have been to his site before and i never saw that picture. i found it a a different site. i will look for the site i saw it on now and if i see it i will tell all of you again i really didnt know and i changed it as soon as i found out

This month marks Lavalle's first year in life, happy hatchday! He has found a new home with a friend where he has an important role to play... Dave (the friend) stumbled upon the amel gene in his old line of "rosy rats". They are incredible. So he needed Lavalle to stabalise the bloodline as well as being exactly what he needed to selectivley breed for INTENSE candies. Lavalle is an ok ...

this is my little anery corn spalko. she about monthes old, had already shed in my care and is fiesty yet sweet.

Well.... I had some hypos het for lavender charcoal and here are the results. Can you see the hypo lavender charcoal??? Is there one? Looks like I'll have to wait for shedding!

Saleen Maple on left Candy on right Pinky the rat snake sorry guys i know its corn snakes only but he lives with all of them

I thought this would be interesting and I hope I'm not causing a fuss.

My reverse-trio of Thamnophis sirtalis infernalis just arrived this morning. They were produced by Scott Felzer. The sex ratio in the litter was way male-heavy, so I couldn't get a pair without picking up an additional male. Oh well; I can live with it. Their mother is the only known hypo infernalis in existence, and these guys are hets. These are some of the smallest snakes I've ever...

Hi everyone, you guys helped me out when I decided it was time to buy myself a Corn and now I need some more help : / My Blizzard Corn was bought 8/2006, so he's almost 2 years old now... doesnt feel that long at all. He has only bit me once but due to recent events I'm worried he doesn't trust me anymore or maybe is starting to associate me with feeding.... Here goes...... After ...