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09-06-04, 10:04 PM
04 Het Hypo Honduran from Tim Spuckler at Third Eye.
http://www.ssnakess.com/photopost/data/500/2446Nina-sm.jpg
A mate for my intermediate hypo tri-color. Her mom was a Tricolor het and her father was a pin banded (black bands) hypo. Her red got washed out in the pic.
03 Davis Mt. Alterna from Dan Vermilya.
http://www.ssnakess.com/photopost/data/500/2446Davis1-sm.jpg
http://www.ssnakess.com/photopost/data/500/2446Davis-sm.jpg
I originally received two females from Dan in March, one was paid for and the other was sent for free. The one pictured is the one he sent for free, the other I had to euthanize. She went from Sceloporus scented mice, to brained, to not eating, then finally, force feedings. She also had major problems shedding, she would go opaque, clear, then not shed, her old skin would just dry up, she would be super wrinkly looking and make no efforts to slough it. I would have to soak her and manually start her shedding myself. Humidity wasn't the problem. She lived in a rack with other young snakes all in identical set-ups, that never had any problems. Her sister (pictured) has never had any problems with shedding. They looked almost identical. RIP little one.
Thanks for looking.
Jason
http://www.ssnakess.com/photopost/data/500/2446Nina-sm.jpg
A mate for my intermediate hypo tri-color. Her mom was a Tricolor het and her father was a pin banded (black bands) hypo. Her red got washed out in the pic.
03 Davis Mt. Alterna from Dan Vermilya.
http://www.ssnakess.com/photopost/data/500/2446Davis1-sm.jpg
http://www.ssnakess.com/photopost/data/500/2446Davis-sm.jpg
I originally received two females from Dan in March, one was paid for and the other was sent for free. The one pictured is the one he sent for free, the other I had to euthanize. She went from Sceloporus scented mice, to brained, to not eating, then finally, force feedings. She also had major problems shedding, she would go opaque, clear, then not shed, her old skin would just dry up, she would be super wrinkly looking and make no efforts to slough it. I would have to soak her and manually start her shedding myself. Humidity wasn't the problem. She lived in a rack with other young snakes all in identical set-ups, that never had any problems. Her sister (pictured) has never had any problems with shedding. They looked almost identical. RIP little one.
Thanks for looking.
Jason