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Hi all i would love to know what happend to the male egg eater that BV had and if any more albinos have been produced?
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Albino egg eater
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Albino egg eater
by sega » Sat Dec 10, 2011 2:00 pm
1.0.0 red tailed boa
0.1.0 snow corn snake,1.0.0 male butter corn snake,1.1.0 candy cane corn snakes,1.0.0butter stripe\motley,amel motley
0.1.0 snow corn snake,1.0.0 male butter corn snake,1.1.0 candy cane corn snakes,1.0.0butter stripe\motley,amel motley
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Re: Albino egg eater
by Bushviper » Sun Dec 11, 2011 10:03 am
The snake is still alive and doing well. He has not grown much. I was lied to as what the snakes locality was and now I am not sure anymore. There are potentially 4 species or sub species of what we know as D. scabra. I have him in a cage with a number of females but if they are from different species or sub species this could be why he is not interested in mating with them.
Feeding him is a problem but I am going to put up a cage with finches and small doves in so that I can harvest eggs for him. Quail eggs are too big for him. Once I have that sorted out then possibly I can produce more hets. I only have one het left from a breeding of two years ago.
Feeding him is a problem but I am going to put up a cage with finches and small doves in so that I can harvest eggs for him. Quail eggs are too big for him. Once I have that sorted out then possibly I can produce more hets. I only have one het left from a breeding of two years ago.
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Re: Albino egg eater
by Durban Keeper » Mon Dec 12, 2011 8:19 am
Hard work will pay off! keep at it!
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