Garter snake reproduction.

[Albert Clark]

11910I thought we could all post and speak about our recent pairings of a couple of our charges. :) This is my recent pairing of my albino checkerds in Dec. 14. Still waiting for the clutch! lol. :D

[Albert Clark]

Just a quick update guys, my pastel 2014 juvenile just surprised me today with 2 scrubs. She is only 9 mos. old and gave birth last night to one pastel checkered and one granite checkered scrub. She bred to her father by accident on my part but proved out what I was hoping for. Thanks Jeff!!!!!!!!!! Post pics tomorrow!

[Tommytradix]

i paired my male snow to my albino het snow feb 15th shes due any day now11911

[Jeff B]

Congrats Al! very glad she proved out for you, I was afraid you were beginning to doubt my integrity.

[Eddie]

Congrats on the babies!! 9 months old is about the earliest I have ever had a female produce. I hope she has a couple more for you!

[guidofatherof5]

Congrats.

[Tommytradix]

Congrats on the babies!! 9 months old is about the earliest I have ever had a female produce. I hope she has a couple more for you!
last summer i had a double het drop at 5 months old i was pretty shocked when she started putting on weight she was 32 inches long at 6 months she was a baby from a pair i got from scott from the hybino litter i had her temp housed with her dad in a 75gal for about a week until my rack was delivered didnt think it would ever happen here she is at 6 months
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[Albert Clark]

Congrats Al! very glad she proved out for you, I was afraid you were beginning to doubt my integrity.
Jeff, I wasn't doubting your integrity bc I knew it was the dam or the sire who would produce but it happen to be the daughter who produced the granite! The dam I got from you is gravid and this is her third clutch. I am so excited to see what drops from her this time. Thank you for the explanation.

[Albert Clark]

Tommy, that is basically what the story was with me. That 0.1 is a beast! My pastel het granite is such a little thing. Her sibling and her are both small but they power down the food. Lol. I will put up a couple of pics tomorrow .

[Albert Clark]

11913119131191411913O.k. guys and gals here he is. Unfortunately his sibling did not survive. It was born very weak and looked like it was a case of failure to thrive post birth. This guy is making me feel better though. Thanks, and don't underestimate your young girls gartersnake community! I really like this scrub's neck markings and the gap inbetween where the pattern picks up again. That is his mom (9 mos. old tomorrow). Thanks for all the support guys! :):):D

[indigoman]

Amazing pattern, congrates!

[Tommytradix]

awesome looking snake al!

[Albert Clark]

Thanks Indigo and Tom. I wish there was a few more of them. This guy is a definite holdback don't you agree?

[Eddie]

Amazing looking little snake. Congrats!!

[Jeff B]

Al, that is a special and amazing pattern on that granite, definitely hang on to it, might be pastel granite?

[Albert Clark]

Thanks , I will stick with this project and work on producing more granite visuals. Sibling was a pastel but never really looked healthy. Mom's is back in her tub relaxing. 9 mos. old, unreal.......

[Albert Clark]

Amazing looking little snake. Congrats!!

Thanks Eddie.

[slipknot711]

wow Al im obsessed with this scrub, its gorgeous!
11913119131191411913O.k. guys and gals here he is. Unfortunately his sibling did not survive. It was born very weak and looked like it was a case of failure to thrive post birth. This guy is making me feel better though. Thanks, and don't underestimate your young girls gartersnake community! I really like this scrub's neck markings and the gap inbetween where the pattern picks up again. That is his mom (9 mos. old tomorrow). Thanks for all the support guys! :):):D

[BLUESIRTALIS]

I think you might be correct, maybe a pastel granite or a super pastel granite
Al, that is a special and amazing pattern on that granite, definitely hang on to it, might be pastel granite?

[slipknot711]

i want to say pastel granite also

[Albert Clark]

Thanks Shawn, thanks slip. I appreciate the looks and comments.

[BUSHSNAKE]

11913119131191411913O.k. guys and gals here he is. Unfortunately his sibling did not survive. It was born very weak and looked like it was a case of failure to thrive post birth. This guy is making me feel better though. Thanks, and don't underestimate your young girls gartersnake community! I really like this scrub's neck markings and the gap inbetween where the pattern picks up again. That is his mom (9 mos. old tomorrow). Thanks for all the support guys! :):):D

sweet looking granite!!

[Albert Clark]

Thank you BUSHSNAKE, appreciated.