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New Year's babies part II

steve roylance

steve roylance

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OK, I know, I know, it's not the new year, but close enough right?

I'll post babies for what they are according to hatch dates 2013s or 2014s.

So I'm a little earlier than last year with hatchlings, and I'm super excited about what's gonna come out this year (or is it next)? Any way here is the start of it. Hope you enjoy!

First clutch out Butters, Caramels, and Motley of the two.
 

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All those cool pairings in the previous thread and all you have to show is butters, caramels, and motleys?!

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:p

I joke. Mine still have 2-3 months of playing in cold temps before I even think about eggs.
 
HerpsOfNM said:
All those cool pairings in the previous thread and all you have to show is butters, caramels, and motleys?!

Unsubscribe...

:p

I joke. Mine still have 2-3 months of playing in cold temps before I even think about eggs.
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LOL!!! Well I did get a Shatter but he isn't gonna make it unfortunately. He's severely kinked. :headbang:
 

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Cool Steve, not on the kinker of course ( sorry for that ), but on starting to hatch out.
I always look forward to your early hatch season and seeing the cool snakes you produce..........it keeps from such a boring winter !!!

My breeders start their warm up this weekend, so as usual I'm not too far behind. Can't wait to see more pics..........good luck this year man !!!

Walter
:crazy02:BOUT' CORNS !!
 
Walter Smith said:
Cool Steve, not on the kinker of course ( sorry for that ), but on starting to hatch out.
I always look forward to your early hatch season and seeing the cool snakes you produce..........it keeps from such a boring winter !!!

My breeders start their warm up this weekend, so as usual I'm not too far behind. Can't wait to see more pics..........good luck this year man !!!

Walter
:crazy02:BOUT' CORNS !!
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Thanks Walter!!!!

No, not too far behind. Good luck to you as well!
 
I've been waiting!!! I knew it had to be SOON! Now I'll be on here every 10 minutes refreshing the page :p
Sucks about the Shatter for sure, hopefully there are more that don't come out looking like that!
 
Sunrise Corns

So I'm sad to say these guys have been around for at least two decades, and I'm just now hatching my first clutch. LOL!!! Better late than never??

Side note: I swear these look like Mandarins :)

Edit: At this age.
 

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Very pretty sunrise! They kind of remind me of opal hatchlings. With borders.
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Thanks Nanci! Yeah I thought that too. They also kinda remind me of EROs at this stage. Like this ERO that hatched last year/season.
 

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Look at that, that ERO isn't even priced it's THAT expensive.

Dude, where's the red on that thing?!

That sunrise is neat looking.
 
Any time sir.

Anything to give ya a hard time, ESPECIALLY when I'm bored on my lunch break.

And since it's on the mind, thank you once again for the flexibility with the corns!
 
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