Recent content by Peter

My snows started to pip last night. So far 10 of 18 have slit the shell. Dad is '01 Serpenco stock and mom was given to me by a 4H Camp.

Happy birthday and thanks for your wonderful dedication to raising and exploring the possibilities of cornsnake genetics. We have all greatly benefited from your work.

this next little guy was the last egg that did not pip of 14 so I cut open the egg today. He comes from a normal mom-het amel & anery, dad is amel het anery. The other 13 eggs consisted of 4 normals, 4 amels, 2 anery, and 3 snow. All of them had a regular pattern. This one has stripes and no...

corns are like a box of chocolates, you never know what you're gonna get (or is it git), I bred an amel that I think is not het for anything to a new 2 yr. old stud sunglow. She laid 18 eggs, all good. I thought, "Oh no, so many amels." To tell the truth, I'm pretty bored with amels, I have tons...

I know it is a little dark but I opened up the egg box today, Day 59 and saw 1 each of normal, anery, amel, and snow.

He has been laying mostly out of the egg since I came home this morning. He is just sitting there breathing.

a little up date and a thanks to those who wished me a happy b-day both on the forum and in PMs! itty bitty baby

I got my first present early this morning. It even began to unwrap itself!

Hey all, how do you get the female out of the egg laying box? I didn't have much trouble getting the eggs out last year and with the first two girls this year but the last momma is curled and intertwined around her eggs. I guess it is my fault since the eggbox is kinda small. Any suggestions...

Woke up to find my normal had so far laid 8 eggs, had breakfast, she dropped 1 more and now I sit at work frustrated and anxious. I'll give a final count and pics this afternoon. Dang jobs get in the way of ALL the good stuff.

This forum sure has a lot of: 1. Teachers or soon to be teachers 2. Canadians 3. Folks from the UK I wonder what the percentages of each are. Peter- the 4th grade teacher who spent 3 of the best months of his life in Brighton England.

Folks- she is laying them as I type -pictures to follow soon!!!:D :D :D

I know this pic is a little dark but, does it look like an 8 month old bloodred? His head was rather gray when I got him in September and his belly has pure white for about 40% and then gets an orangey/red hue to it for the back 60%. Plus the gray is fading and his saddles and ground color are...

I hope this works- borrowed a digicam from work. If it doesn't come up, it was a pic of my big male amel putting it to a normal. Got my fingers crossed.

Are you going to post a spreadsheet of all the eggs layed etc. like you did last year? That was neat. I know you're really busy, just wondering.