Update for Susan: "Jezzabelle" Anery Motley x Stripe

Hi Everyone,
Over a year ago we were able to get a few of Susan's trouble feeders and worked with them extensively. Alas, this was the only one that made it. She is an Anery Motley x Stripe (genetic) het Hypo. I am very pleased with her growth, coloration and especially her pattern (I really love the "messy" stuff). She has some steel blue color washed with a bunch of pink (camera has a hard time capturing her true colors). I thought time was due for a little update of this girl. Thanks for looking and I hope you like.
Jay

awe...its sad she is the only one who made it...I guess you can't save everyone huh?...
She is very beautiful..I really love her pattern and colors as well..
I love how her spots looks smudged or something...either way she is really pretty...:cheers:
any future breeding plans for this one??
if so what do you hope to accomplish with her genetics?:dancer:

I was running a search and this thread popped up. I have no idea how I missed it when it was originally posted, but WOW! You've done a great job raising at least one of the problem feeders you had gotten! She has turned into an amazing anery motley! She is so much lighter than any of the adults I have! If possible, would you please let me know her parentage? I've really not kept nor seen many of the anery motleys I've produced over the years grown up as much as this girl and am very curious which combination of adults throws such a light anery! I may just have to try it again (if I haven't already)!

NIce to see a survivor Shes pretty too Curiously, how have her eating habits been since she started eating? Has she had off times here and there, or has she been a strong eater? I am just wondering if snakes that start off as nonfeeders are always picky eaters or not. I had a pair I gave to my mom, there where tricky to get to eat at first and then have had their on and off times since.