SAReptiles

At one stage you can't believe!!!
With all the pots and kettles I thought this was Mr Price Home Zone's home page.

JP

Ok the third and I believe final baby was born during the night last night. http://i778.photobucket.com/albums/yy65/JPWittstock/180920101071.jpg http://i778.photobucket.com/albums/yy65/JPWittstock/180920101070.jpg and the latest addition http://i778.photobucket.com/albums/yy65/JPWittstock/1809201010...

Damn I am heading back to Durban tomorrow. Next time.

JP

Fooble wrote:Awesome, i wonder how normal the long time between babies is? And how may they produce?

Would be interesting to see if anyone else has had similar experiences. Literature says between 1 and 4 babies. Chatting to BV today he confirmed he had knowledge of 4 babies before from a female.

JP

Classic, Thanks for the laugh

Hey All,

Just got an update from home saying that the female dropped a second baby a few minutes ago. Thats 36 hours after the first!

Will post a picture of the new arrival once it is mms'ed to me.

JP

Contact the seller, he must get hold of KZN wildlife and apply for a permit. KZN Wildlife (DBN) 0312741150

The breeder of those snakes is a member of this forum.
I will inform him to pm you directly

JP

Hi and welcome.
JP

Ha ha Fooble,

You see I dont just consider lizards as snake food.

Hope she has one or two more. Little one already took a cricket less than an hour after being born. Great feeding attitude.

JP

Woke up to a very cute sight this morning. My C. vittifer was giving birth. One baby was running around and the mother was still in the process as she was visibly uncomfortable and staying in the hide. Will post more pitures later, but snapped these with my cellphone before leaving to work. http://i...

Assagay feeds gets stock in periodically. They are in Cliffdale road, close to Equitack

Cornelius,

At that price I can drive up and drop off bags of kenaf for you.

JP

Very nice Jason,

That bridge always has something of interest.

JP

Yes once you have export permits from KZN it is very likely that you will get permits to import them and keep them in Gauteng.

KZN permits usually take 7 - 14 working days and cost R50. Not sure of the Gauteng prices.

JP