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Old 04-24-04, 04:53 PM   #1
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Hi

Itīs nice to find offspring in your bins.
This is 1 of 3 Eryx j. turcicus that my female gave me, sadly there where also 3 slugs.
But this is the first offspring of the year.
Then itīs just to wait for the rest...... but itīs a hard wait.


Enjoy.




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Old 04-24-04, 06:05 PM   #2
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Very nice thanks for sharing.
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Do sand boa's or rosy's lay live? or eggs?
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Awesome! Thanks for the pic!

Bartman:

All boas with the exception of a few(Ie: Round Island Boa and another less common species but I forgot the name) give birth to live young.

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Old 04-24-04, 09:57 PM   #5
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Nice to hear from you again Brian... Nice job!
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Old 04-25-04, 02:49 AM   #6
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Thanks guys

You are right Roy.
I need to be in here more often, but i have not had the time. It will be an exciting wait from now on.
Should be awaiting offspring on
Eryx c. loveridgei - all normals as we have not gotten a lot of morphs in Europe as we speek. ( any Exportes here ? )
Eryx jaculus jaculus
Eryx conicus conicus
Eryx miliaris nogaiorum

So it looks to be a good year as all females ar gravid at this time.

Hope you all get a god breeding year

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