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04 Type A Anery Bloodred "BALDY"
- Thread starter mike panic
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mike panic
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Walter Smith
CRAZY BOUT' CORNS !!
Hey Mike,
Really Cool !!!
Are those offspring from the ones you got from me a couple years ago? Just curious.
They sure look great !!!
Walter
Really Cool !!!
Are those offspring from the ones you got from me a couple years ago? Just curious.
They sure look great !!!
Walter
mike panic
Member
you're a grand dad!!!!
yes they bred for the first time this year and she laid 15 perfect eggs all of which look like they will hatch and she is gravid with a second clutch. You would know this better than me. When you are looking for holdbacks, what do you look for? The white head and patternless sides? I know at this age, color isnt really an issue yet. At lest not until after they have shed a few times correct? Thanks for any advice. Mike
yes they bred for the first time this year and she laid 15 perfect eggs all of which look like they will hatch and she is gravid with a second clutch. You would know this better than me. When you are looking for holdbacks, what do you look for? The white head and patternless sides? I know at this age, color isnt really an issue yet. At lest not until after they have shed a few times correct? Thanks for any advice. Mike
Walter Smith
CRAZY BOUT' CORNS !!
Mike,
Cool. I'm glad they are doing so well for ya.
As far as what to look for in holdbacks, I guess that would be up to the individual. Pretty much what you stated is what I looked for when I was considering future breeders:
Most patternless heads
Most patternless latterals
Nice perfect blotching ( if pressent )
And lighter coloration.
Of course the lighter coloration would play part IF that's what you like. I'm sure there are people who perfer darker colored animals.
I would also consider what I was going to be doing with the holdbacks meaning, if I was going to use them in a project.
Here is a pic. of a clutch I produced last year and I'm sure you can tell which one was going to be a holdback.
Walter
Cool. I'm glad they are doing so well for ya.
As far as what to look for in holdbacks, I guess that would be up to the individual. Pretty much what you stated is what I looked for when I was considering future breeders:
Most patternless heads
Most patternless latterals
Nice perfect blotching ( if pressent )
And lighter coloration.
Of course the lighter coloration would play part IF that's what you like. I'm sure there are people who perfer darker colored animals.
I would also consider what I was going to be doing with the holdbacks meaning, if I was going to use them in a project.
Here is a pic. of a clutch I produced last year and I'm sure you can tell which one was going to be a holdback.
Walter
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Marcel Poots
Young, handsom member
Hhhhmmmm, right now I am really confused about my strange Pewter. I hachted two of these strange Pewters that have color that should not be in Pewters. So I figured they might be Anery A bloodreds. But looking at your pics....??
mike panic
Member
Who said that Anery Bloods are ugly!
I dont know who said that but the adult male anery blood I have from Walter Smith is one of the best looking cornsnakes I have had the privlige of owning. Thanks
I dont know who said that but the adult male anery blood I have from Walter Smith is one of the best looking cornsnakes I have had the privlige of owning. Thanks