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August 7, 2008 I've got all kinds of snakes that have recently hatched. Snow corn snakes, apricot Pueblan milksnakes,
California kingsnakes, desert kingsnakes, among others. They will all be available after they've had a few meals with no
problems.
California kingsnakes, desert kingsnakes, among others. They will all be available after they've had a few meals with no
problems.
September 26, 2008 I've been busy working, as well as taking care of over 200 snakes. It's a handful! I'm also getting ready
for the local reptile expo this weekend. Hopefully I can unload a bunch of these hungry mouths! I'll take photos of everything I
have left after the show and update the website. I had more snow corns hatch last week. And I'm starting to fatten everybody
up for winter. I'm expecting alot of snakes next year, the usual colubrids (kings, corns, rats, milks, etc.), as well as boas and
pythons of various species and morphs.
for the local reptile expo this weekend. Hopefully I can unload a bunch of these hungry mouths! I'll take photos of everything I
have left after the show and update the website. I had more snow corns hatch last week. And I'm starting to fatten everybody
up for winter. I'm expecting alot of snakes next year, the usual colubrids (kings, corns, rats, milks, etc.), as well as boas and
pythons of various species and morphs.
September 28, 2008 The DFW Lonestar Reptile Expo went great. We had a great time, and sold all 65 snakes that we
brought. You can't ask for anything better! I want to thank everyone who came out and said hello, not to mention everyone
who picked up a snake from us. Since we're practically out of available snakes, we won't be doing any more shows until
sometime next year. But I anticipate 2009 to be a great year for us. Later!
brought. You can't ask for anything better! I want to thank everyone who came out and said hello, not to mention everyone
who picked up a snake from us. Since we're practically out of available snakes, we won't be doing any more shows until
sometime next year. But I anticipate 2009 to be a great year for us. Later!
January 5, 2009 Happy New Year! Hopefully this will be a good year as far as my breeding projects are concerned. If
everything goes well, I expect to produce over 200 snakes. But I'll be happy with anything I can get! I've seen breeding action
with my ball pythons, as well as a little with my yellow anacondas and my Colombian boas, so hopefully something comes
out of all of it. I should be getting my first 2009 snakes to hatch in a few weeks, African house snakes. Not to mention, I have
plenty of king snakes, corn snakes, milk snakes, rat snakes, and bull snakes I'll be breeding this year.
everything goes well, I expect to produce over 200 snakes. But I'll be happy with anything I can get! I've seen breeding action
with my ball pythons, as well as a little with my yellow anacondas and my Colombian boas, so hopefully something comes
out of all of it. I should be getting my first 2009 snakes to hatch in a few weeks, African house snakes. Not to mention, I have
plenty of king snakes, corn snakes, milk snakes, rat snakes, and bull snakes I'll be breeding this year.
February 12, 2009 I'm expecting a lot of snakes this year. I recently had 9 African house snakes hatch, which will be
available soon. Below is a list of all of the snakes I'll be attempting to breed, some of which have already bred. I'm not
expecting success with all of them, but should be successful with most of them. Here's the list:
-Ball Pythons (pastels, spiders, normals)
-Colombian Boa Constrictors (albinos, hypos, normals)
-Jungle Carpet Pythons
-Burmese Pythons (granites, normals)
-Yellow Anacondas
-California King Snakes (albinos, normals, both with various patterns)
-Desert King Snakes
-Honduran Milk Snakes (hypo tangerines, normal tangerines)
-Pueblan Milk Snakes (apricots, normals)
-Corn Snakes (albinos, snows, butters, anerys, root beers)
-Bull Snakes
-Great Plains Rat Snakes
-Texas Rat Snakes (high orange)
available soon. Below is a list of all of the snakes I'll be attempting to breed, some of which have already bred. I'm not
expecting success with all of them, but should be successful with most of them. Here's the list:
-Ball Pythons (pastels, spiders, normals)
-Colombian Boa Constrictors (albinos, hypos, normals)
-Jungle Carpet Pythons
-Burmese Pythons (granites, normals)
-Yellow Anacondas
-California King Snakes (albinos, normals, both with various patterns)
-Desert King Snakes
-Honduran Milk Snakes (hypo tangerines, normal tangerines)
-Pueblan Milk Snakes (apricots, normals)
-Corn Snakes (albinos, snows, butters, anerys, root beers)
-Bull Snakes
-Great Plains Rat Snakes
-Texas Rat Snakes (high orange)
April 13, 2009 I've been busy pairing up snakes and have had plenty of breeding activity with my king snakes, corn snakes,
and milk snakes. Plus, I should be getting ball python eggs here in the near future, and it's looking like I'll be getting some
boas this year as well. And my jungle carpet python is laying eggs right now as I type this. As anything happens, I'll update
this page, so stay tuned!
and milk snakes. Plus, I should be getting ball python eggs here in the near future, and it's looking like I'll be getting some
boas this year as well. And my jungle carpet python is laying eggs right now as I type this. As anything happens, I'll update
this page, so stay tuned!
April 27, 2009 I just had 23 Burmese python eggs laid yesterday. They will be granite Burms and normals. They will be
hatching in mid to late June. I should have ball pythons available in July, as well as a variety of other snakes available in July
and August.
hatching in mid to late June. I should have ball pythons available in July, as well as a variety of other snakes available in July
and August.
May 20, 2009 I just recently got some corn snake and California eggs, and have plenty more on the way. It also looks like I
should be getting albino boas and yellow anacondas this season as early as July, so it should be a pretty good season for
me. Just keep checking to see what I have!
should be getting albino boas and yellow anacondas this season as early as July, so it should be a pretty good season for
me. Just keep checking to see what I have!
June 27, 2009 My granite Burmese pythons should be hatching any day, and I should get albino boas next week as well,
followed shortly by yellow anacondas. I have around 150 corn snake and king snake eggs which should start hatching in
about a month, and just had more African house snakes hatch. As snakes hatch or are born and begin feeding, I will add
them to the "Available" page. And on the "Field Herping" page, I just added some photos of a snake that I have wanted to see
for a long time and finally found, a Texas coral snake! Definitely exciting to see one in the wild, especially in an area where
they are considered to be rare!
followed shortly by yellow anacondas. I have around 150 corn snake and king snake eggs which should start hatching in
about a month, and just had more African house snakes hatch. As snakes hatch or are born and begin feeding, I will add
them to the "Available" page. And on the "Field Herping" page, I just added some photos of a snake that I have wanted to see
for a long time and finally found, a Texas coral snake! Definitely exciting to see one in the wild, especially in an area where
they are considered to be rare!
July 2, 2009 Burmese pythons are currently hatching as I type this and I should be getting boas (normals and albinos) any
day now, followed by yellow anacondas. Butter corns and amel (albino) corns will be hatching in about two weeks.
day now, followed by yellow anacondas. Butter corns and amel (albino) corns will be hatching in about two weeks.
July 17, 2009 Corn snakes are just starting to hatch. There will be plenty of them, especially considering I'm still getting
eggs. And California king snakes should begin hatching in the next week. The Burmese pythons have shed and I'll be
offering their first meal today, and the boas should be shedding any day as well. I'm still waiting (impatiently) on the yellow
anacondas. I'll be updating the available page as snakes become ready for sale.
eggs. And California king snakes should begin hatching in the next week. The Burmese pythons have shed and I'll be
offering their first meal today, and the boas should be shedding any day as well. I'm still waiting (impatiently) on the yellow
anacondas. I'll be updating the available page as snakes become ready for sale.
July 29, 2009 Yellow anacondas were just born today, and they are feisty! There are plenty of corn snakes and California
king snakes hatching. Burmese pythons will be available this weekend, and boas in another week. I'll be taking individual
photos as soon as possible.
king snakes hatching. Burmese pythons will be available this weekend, and boas in another week. I'll be taking individual
photos as soon as possible.
September 6, 2009 The season has gone great! I'd like to thank everyone who has picked up a snake from us. We'll be at
the Lone Star Reptile Expo here in Arlington on September 19 and 20, so be sure to stop by our table and say "hi"!
the Lone Star Reptile Expo here in Arlington on September 19 and 20, so be sure to stop by our table and say "hi"!
December 23, 2009 Happy holidays! Things have been kind of slow lately, but I've already had plenty of boas and ball
pythons mating, as well as coastal carpet pythons. 2009 was a real good season for us, and I know 2010 will be even
better! Here's a list of breeding projects I'll be attempting to breed in 2010:
Colombian boas (albinos, hypos, super hypos, and normals)
Ball pythons (pastels, spiders, mojaves, and normals)
Coastal carpet pythons and jungle/coastal carpet pythons
Burmese pythons (albino greens, granites, and normals)
Yellow anacondas
Honduran milk snakes (hypos and normals)
Pueblan milk snakes (apricots)
Nelson's milk snakes (albinos)
Corn snakes (various morphs)
California king snakes, desert king snakes, and prairie king snakes
Western hognoses
Sonoran gopher snakes (red albinos and normals)
Bull snakes
...and who knows what else!
pythons mating, as well as coastal carpet pythons. 2009 was a real good season for us, and I know 2010 will be even
better! Here's a list of breeding projects I'll be attempting to breed in 2010:
Colombian boas (albinos, hypos, super hypos, and normals)
Ball pythons (pastels, spiders, mojaves, and normals)
Coastal carpet pythons and jungle/coastal carpet pythons
Burmese pythons (albino greens, granites, and normals)
Yellow anacondas
Honduran milk snakes (hypos and normals)
Pueblan milk snakes (apricots)
Nelson's milk snakes (albinos)
Corn snakes (various morphs)
California king snakes, desert king snakes, and prairie king snakes
Western hognoses
Sonoran gopher snakes (red albinos and normals)
Bull snakes
...and who knows what else!