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All "Others" Photo GalleryIt was suggested to me that a photo gallery for the other critters and interests might be useful to the membership. So here you go, Walt. :)
Had this little one hatch out 3 days ago and it had some issues, an enlarged eye and a half absorbed yolk, that I was thinking it would either die from or I'd have to euthanize it.
Surprisingly, after 3 days of care it now looks like it might have a chance. The eye has shrunk to a normal size, though I believe it might be blind in that eye and the belly button is misshapen but closing. Have to see if it will eat and if it can pass food but feel better about sharing pictures of this Paradox Albino Cape House snake now.
I don't know, this is the first Paradox I've ever hatched and I don't know much about it in species other than Sand boas. It's a simple recessive and predictable in inheritance with them but I think that they are the only species that is true of. The others are random.
Someone said that it looked like a moldy carrot and I can't disagree, so Carrot it is!
Bum eye looked bad during shed but is looking much better now. She is losing it but it seems like it is going to heal well.
Refused first feeding attempt but despite that, I've got a better feeling about her chances now. (Only 60% sure on gender, haven't popped her yet.) Tail shape looks male but can't see 'penes by candling ...
Carrot is looking good! You think he'll lose the eye? Hopefully he eats for you shortly, he's such a precious little thing. I'm pulling for a full recovery!
Such a sweet little one. I love Carrot. I hope Carrot eats for you. I'm so glad she has a chance and that the blind eye is not causing further problems. Clyde is sending some of his mojo her way!
Such a sweet little one. I love Carrot. I hope Carrot eats for you. I'm so glad she has a chance and that the blind eye is not causing further problems. Clyde is sending some of his mojo her way!
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Want. I hope the little one continues to pull through!
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