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Fresh Out of Brumation

Drizzt80

Drizzt80

Dakota Corns
Took the adults that are on "the list" to breed this season out from the (perfect 50*F) crawl space on Sunday. I was soooooo glad to put this lot of snakes down for brumation. Fall was ridiculous around here . . .

I forgot just how nice a lot of these guys and gals looked!
Enjoy and thanks for looking!
D80

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Yea the amel stripe definitely is my favorite of your nice bunch. I plan to get one real soon.:)
 
So many beautiful snakes! I love the color on the first blood, and the borders on your Okeetee are out of this world!
 
Gorgeous, those bloods are intense! They are all beautiful examples of their morphs. Can wait to see the hatchlings!
 
Seems as though every year pulling the snakes out of brumation is a rejuvenation. Must be something to that "Spring Fever"!!! (Or, is it Cabin Fever right now? We have another storm bearing down on us for the weekend . . . )

Thanks folks for the kinds words. Nothing like getting great pictures of lethargic snakes. I didn't want to mess with the blue bowls this time around because all I had to do was lift their hide and snap the pic. Short and sweet! The only one that didn't want to cooperate was the Sunkissed . . . imagine that!

D80

PS. Bloodred, Okeetee, Caramel Motley, Amel Stripe, Platinum, Sunkissed, Bloodred, Lavender Bloodred, Amel Motley, Normal
 
They are all gorgeous! And maybe I should have put Humphrey in bru, just so I could get some pictures! I try to put H in a bowl, instantly H is out of the bowl & moving.
 
I love the platinum!!!!!! (but then you already know how much I love them) I want to try to get one this summer. Love the head pattern on the sunkissed. Does it have white cheeks?
 
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