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First Miami of 2008
- Thread starter carol
- Start date
diamondlil
Mice! They taste so nice!
Beautiful!
ArpeggioAngel
Around Here Somewhere....
Very cute!! Can't wait to see more!
RavenSpirit360
Mitakuye Oyasin
What a cutie, you have the best looking Miamis 
desertanimal
2003 UB313
. . . you have the best looking Miamis
True, dat.
clipclopclip
New Avatar!
Awesome miami! congrats
ForkedTung
Serpent Mound Monk
WOW Carol what awesome colors. How many? There looks to be a mot. but it's probably just the forward part of one...Quick question do you keep them in an incubator when they're pipping? TY, Kyle
carol
Down with the sickness
Thanks!
I do leave them in the incubator while they are pipping unless we are having really warm temps. No Motleys, this line just leans towards connected saddles near the neck. There were about 15 originally 2 or 3 went bad over incubation so I'll probably end up with around a dozen.
I do leave them in the incubator while they are pipping unless we are having really warm temps. No Motleys, this line just leans towards connected saddles near the neck. There were about 15 originally 2 or 3 went bad over incubation so I'll probably end up with around a dozen.