Recent content by MotleyCrue

In my sisters backyard! What a gorgeous beast too! S/he was around 4 1/2 - 5 feet long and thick. Pretty sure shes been eating the rabbits around their yard. I've never encountered one in the wild and I was extremely excited for a chance to photograph it. So excited I forgot to check my...

Not snake eggs. Quail Eggs! Thought I would give my snakes a treat so I got some quail eggs at a local store. Only the motley was brave enough to eat it. She struck at it first, which was really funny. And my reward for bringing her a treat? a love bite! :rofl: Thanks for looking :eatsmiley

These are the two that got me started. The only 2 corns I have left! It has been a while since I posted pics and I just got a new camera so, it was time. First the Grape Ape aka Schweetheart I know shes red, not purple, just huge! :) Schweetheart is an Amel R/O het anery. and next we have...

I am selling my 2010 0.1 Apricot Pueblan Milksnake. She is absolutely gorgeous! She is a little over 2 feet long and feisty. Very active snake, but timid. She will musk you, but then settle down for a while and let you hold her. She has never even tried to bite me. I do not know her lineage...

Title says most of it. Is a tegu or some other type of terrestrial lizard? It's @ 2 feet long. My sister found it over in Miami and out of caution I told her it was a tegu and to stay away from it. It seems sick and or injured and she's calling animal control. Poor thing will most likely be...

I've decided to try and sell this girl again. She was hatched in 2010 from my Motley het Anery Hypo x unknown. Possibly a Ghost Anery, she is lighter then any other anery I've seen in person, but I cannot prove she is hypo. She is definitely het Motley. A great temperament and I can sit and...

Hi, I mated a pair of Anerythristics. The first hatchling was as expected, Anerythristic. Hatchlings 2 and 3 are not. Sire Dam Hatchling He's real dark brown and you can see orange spots between the saddles. The belly is all black checkers with white backround. There is a faint bit...

The title pretty much says it all. My Amel x Amel pairing, both without any known hets, produced 11 beautiful R/O's and 1 vary pale snake that I think might be a snow. Or might be a hypo amel. Or just very pale? Thoughts? :eatsmiley

and they are cute! already trying to escape! Now the Amels need to hatch. They started dimpling 2 days ago. :crazy02: :eatsmiley

I noticed she was very active the past 2 days and was gonna put a laybox in. I had this subtle inkling that she would do this. Well I woke up up this morning to find 7 white and healthy eggs and 7 slugs. She has been a busy girl this season. Laying 25 eggs 5/7 and 14 this morning, that's 39...

I have some mold on one the eggs from my amel, which in and of itself is not unusual, but it is distending the egg downward. This particular eggs sits up on top of another egg. I noticed this last night as I was candling them. It distends about 3/16 of an inch. I was thinking about removing...

12 quite large very white eggs! So proud of this girl on her first breeding. Now the waiting game begins... And the eggs. :eatsmiley

Eggs! and lots em apparently! I counted @ 23 of them, but I did not want to disturb her too much and and she looks like she still has more in her. Gonna leave her in peace til morning. Sire is also a gorgeous motley so these should be all motley and or stripe. Not sure on hets of either...

Yay for Amel babies! She is huge! and in full clear, should shed anyday. That's why she has the plastic look. She bred with a very orange amel, both unknown for any hets. Maybe I'll get lucky and get a match in the recessive trait lottery. My motley looks gravid too, though she won't let...

On March 23 I picked up a 1.1 pair of Anerythristic Cornsnakes that are between 3-5 years old. The person i got them from said they had witnessed multiple hookups between the two. Great! The one which I think is female is quite a bit larger then the male which is not unusual. The female...