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09 1.0 Kastanie 66% poss. het. Amel Bloodred
- Thread starter JimGERcream
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JimGERcream
German efficiency
I've never raised a mandarin up but I know that they hatch like snows. I think your female is more or less on the same level like my male, so there will be some colour development but I assume that it won't be such a dramatical change like from hatchling to subadult.
....ok I hope you know that I'm no native english speaker
....ok I hope you know that I'm no native english speaker
zorro
Old Guy
I've never raised a mandarin up but I know that they hatch like snows. I think your female is more or less on the same level like my male, so there will be some colour development but I assume that it won't be such a dramatical change like from hatchling to subadult.
....ok I hope you know that I'm no native english speaker
Do you happen to have a pic of a hatchling mandarin?
You do speak/ write english better that some of the Americans on this forum.
John
JimGERcream
German efficiency
thank you
I don't have a pic but I think benni has one, I tell him he should post it here.
I don't have a pic but I think benni has one, I tell him he should post it here.
benniHC
New member
yeah... here is one of my mandarin hachtlings from this year... :dunce:
http://s3.directupload.net/file/d/2304/btao4vqj_jpg.htm
http://s3.directupload.net/file/d/2304/btao4vqj_jpg.htm
benniHC
New member
the picture above is after the 2. shed,
this one is after the first shed..
http://s10.directupload.net/file/d/2304/7nsx3aqs_jpg.htm
this one is after the first shed..
http://s10.directupload.net/file/d/2304/7nsx3aqs_jpg.htm
zorro
Old Guy
JimGERcream
German efficiency
next shed
zorro
Old Guy
I can't believe it is the same animal, I had to go back and get the first pic. Boy they really change.
Congrats
John
10/16/09
11/11/10
Congrats
John
10/16/09
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11/11/10
next shed
JimGERcream
German efficiency
crazy huh?!
that's one of the reasons why I like them so much! Is fun to watch them grow and they change their colour so quick...you don't have to be patient, just sit and watch
that's one of the reasons why I like them so much! Is fun to watch them grow and they change their colour so quick...you don't have to be patient, just sit and watch
OkeeteeMom
Lovin' My Snakes!
Holy Wow!
That color-change is almost surreal. What a cool thread!
That color-change is almost surreal. What a cool thread!
martin-bernstein
Anything Lava!
Stunning! He's got some nice defined borders.
SqueekyClean-801
New member
Corn snakes are amazing creatures, and this shows one reason why.
I agree with Zorro. If you saw the first and last pictures with out the rest of the pics, you wouldn't know it's the same Snake.
GORGEOUS specimen BTW. Keep posting awesome pics!
I agree with Zorro. If you saw the first and last pictures with out the rest of the pics, you wouldn't know it's the same Snake.
GORGEOUS specimen BTW. Keep posting awesome pics!
JimGERcream
German efficiency
thanks folks
another shed today
another shed today