Rabbit
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Yeah i see where people are coming from but im not against tubs, environmental enrichment isn't something snakes favor when compared to silence and food. I cant say iv seen arboreal snakes in this sort of situation (which would be against my view). There is a fine line when anthropomorphism plays a role.
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State of the art breeding facility of BHB aka SnakeBytes,
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Love the woodlands, how and do you handle them at all? i never went into the venomous end of things, the wife would probably have left.
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I wonder if your supplier is trying to line breed for that trait, there where tons of longfin corydoras coming through before the perfected (so called) was on the market.
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white worm culture through summer? what do you do
Rabbit replied to discusnoob's topic in Beginners Corner
Having the same prob with my wax moth breeders -
http://www.trademe.co.nz/pets-animals/reptiles-turtles/turtles/auction-662054715.htm
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lol :facepalm: &c:ry
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just a wee bit jealous, if only the daughter would move out already lol (herp room)
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From what i have read of tremper is lower temp increases colour http://www.leopardgecko.com/effects-on-temperature
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Your referencing a wiki that anyone can alter? the photos i have provided are from John Mack and Ron Tremper. Your one on trade me currently (Mucky05) has heaps of black how can you say it is going to end up being a hi yellow when the colour fades? Not to mention its being sold as a male simply because you incubated it for one.
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These are high yellows This is a normal from John Mack This is what is being sold as high yellow as i have seen, John Mack Considers this A hypomelanistic high yellow,
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show us you rare reptiles / amphibians
Rabbit replied to young leos's topic in Reptiles and Amphibians
They are in private hands -
Hi Yellow is defined by reduced spots nothing more, This is a hi yellow as stated by Ron Tremper so it is not debatable. Yellow is present in wild type it is simply more prominent due to reduction in spotting. I do believe this is too vague.
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Here is a better picture of that female showing her true colors (shed last night) This is my pale female
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Some awesome species there
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Mack Snows have yellow
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Ill try to get a better pic, its not quite as bleached as that looks, this isnt even my pale female lol
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Here you are, not the best but you can make out the colour on the back
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Very pale, but not black and white........yet
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currently weighing in at 108g but is due to lay any day now
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My largest Female
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edited: The femoral pores don't seem overly visible too me, nor does the hemipenis
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lol thought i was going mad :nilly:
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:sml1: agreed lol