West Coast project

[Albert Clark]

14512These guys and gals are getting used to being back at optimal temperatures. Thank goodness they all made it out of brumation healthy. 14511

[guidofatherof5]

Looks good.

[Albert Clark]

Looks good.
Thanks.. I like the way they all seem to have mellowed after the cooling period.

[Albert Clark]

They are amazing..145141451514516

[Albert Clark]

Males (infernalis) hanging out while the girls went out to pampering salon. :) 1452614527

[Albert Clark]

Too much room to play around before the girls get back.14528

[Eddie]

Looking good bud

[Albert Clark]

Looking good bud. Thanks Eddie! I'm really excited about them.

[Jeff B]

Thanks.. I like the way they all seem to have mellowed after the cooling period.
That doesn't usually last very long once they get warmed up...for me anyway the infernalis are saucy. Good luck with them, they look great.

[Albert Clark]

That doesn't usually last very long once they get warmed up...for me anyway the infernalis are saucy. Good luck with them, they look great... Oh, I have seen them breeding for sure. Especially right after the females shed. It seemed both males targeted one female over the other but I guess we'll see.

[Albert Clark]

It appears that my other female Infernalis isn't going to produce this season. Just doesn't appear to be holding babies anymore. She should've dropped by now. Tha scrubs from the f1 female are finally starting to scarf up the meals that I've been offering. They are looking like they are putting on size now. I even took a shed skin out of 1 of the tubs that they are in. It's been challenging to say the least.

[Albert Clark]

Cleaning tubs this morning and thought to snap a shot of some of the babies. :) Pics 2 & 3 are the same.146271462814629

[guidofatherof5]

Tubs of love. Nice.

[Albert Clark]

Infernalis scrubs doing much better in the feeding department. Musking and wriggly seem to be the m.o.

[NinyaCap]

They look fantastic!

[Albert Clark]

146631466414665Took a couple of pics of the Infernalis scrubs today. Boy, do they love musking and wriggling. Some of them have high red heads and have shed while others are in shed and have dark heads. The baby in pic #1 is my holdback female. Even the dorsal striping and patterning is different in some.

[Eddie]

They look great!!!

[Albert Clark]

Thanks guys! They are getting more and more ravenous. Growing and very wriggly and willing to musk at the first chance they get. Lol. :)