Breeding plans for 2010!

Tom · 31st December 2009, 11:36 PM

what are your breeding plans for 2010..

i have a pair of 100% het albino boas, whom i hope to breed, and a salmon female will also be paired with a DH sunglow male, so its boas for me this year..

maybe more on the go if i get a job!...lol

Khanidge · 1st January 2010, 10:45 AM

I've paired up 1 pair of Dumerili boas and 1 pair of Bredli pythons I'm also contenplating on getting a Harris line jungle to put my Bredli male accross.
But I'm undecided on weather to breed my Leos this year? There seems to be so many on the market at the moment, that it doesnt really seem fair to put more out there! I have such a diversity of colour and patten mutations that many (if I breed) will be new morphs. But I'm not sure if its right to do so at this present time.
I've also been offered a small breeding cologny of Dwarf Door mice that I have been tempted to take on hmmmmmmmmmmmm????????

Deano...........

Gazza · 7th January 2010, 04:27 PM

If all goes well, I will hopefully produce greens, albinos, het albinos, normals and 'spider' western hognoses. Also Hybino and albino honduran milksnakes, and coastal x reduced irian jaya carpet pythons. And also my sand boas might even decide to drop a couple of litters.

Tom · 7th January 2010, 04:31 PM

soundslike a good year gazza!

spider hognose?.. whats that like?

Gazza · 8th January 2010, 09:49 PM

The spider is a morph that has been proven out in the states, by a guy called Kevin Rhodes.

Well in 2008 I aquired a female hognose early on in the year that looked a little ropey, but had the weight to breed, so I paired her up with 2 different males and she laid 4 eggs. only 1 egg hatched and he came out and was VERY small but different (web like patterning). And after searching online I found out it looked similar to the American produced spider morph, so fingers crossed it is a dominant or co-dominant form and I can re-create more.

This is a photo taken last year, he has filled out a lot more since.

titch · 8th January 2010, 09:53 PM

Were looking to breed Royal's, Boa's and 100% Pure coastal carpet python's!!!
We produced some stunner's from all of these last season with the baby carpet's and Boa's having stripe's so finger's crossed for this season! :)

Tom · 8th January 2010, 11:02 PM

wow..

looks cool, im guessing you would be the 1st uk "spider hognose" CB breeder of these?

wayne · 9th January 2010, 12:47 AM

Were trying to breed our burms, Taninbar blue tounge skinks and ghost corns this year.

wayne · 9th January 2010, 12:48 AM

Oh and our Jeweled Curly tails, we tried with these last year without success.

ChrisM · 11th January 2010, 05:49 PM

Um, a few different species of dendrobates (although some have carried on all through the winter!).
Bell albino, and normal leos.
Mourning geckos- they never stop!

Would like to breed my Ackie but cant find a male near me...

Thats about it for the moment.