Profile: Tigers Eye

[Snakesitter]

This week Living Gems profiles Tiger’s Eye. Tiger’s Eye was born in August 2009. She was acquired due to sharing a bloodline with Topaz, a gorgeous female we unfortunately lost in the madness of 2011. We named Tiger’s Eye, as with all Living Gems females, after a semiprecious gemstone.

Here is Tiger’s Eye in June 2010, just after she arrived at Living Gems:


Here is Tiger’s Eye as of August 2012, on the occasion of her third birthday:

Inside #1


Inside #2


Currently weighing 1585 grams, we expect Tiger’s Eye to join our breeder ranks for the 2014 season.

Thank you for reading,

[rmfsnakes32]

Very nice Cliff

[Bloedig]

Do you have a working website? I can get the facebook page just fine (signed up for waiting list), but website is no where to be found.

[Rainbowsrus]

Looking good, always glad to see one of my babies doing well!!! And she is half sister to Topaz, sharing the same father.

[Snakesitter]

Thank you all! Bloedig, our website is still under development; for now, we just use our Facebook page. If you have any specific questions, just shoot me an e-mail or post there, and I'd be happy to help. Thank you for the interest!

[Bloedig]

Will do. I am in the process of changing around my office / reptile room and will hopefully have enough room for a BRB.

Gonna ask these questions on you FB page too, but figured I would post them here as well.

Are males smaller than females?

What enclosure size would you suggest for a full grown male?

[Snakesitter]

Males generally stay smaller than females. Males top out around five feet, and females at six...there are, however, always exceptions, so plan accordingly.

For an adult of either gender, I recommend at least six square feet of floor space. More is better if you have the room.

Ask away if I can help further!

[Bloedig]

OK, thanks for the info it helps a great deal.

[Snakesitter]

Any time. :-)