Surprise, Surprise

[Mexicofan]

Hello Thamnophisfriends,

some weeks ago our new litter of marcianus is born. 28 alive, 1 stillborn, no jellys. When we pick them out of the closure the Surprice has been perfekt.
At first I thought the little is very dirty but we could not wash the dirt of.
It has been the pieball you can see on the last Foto.
It is the second litter with a very interesting coloration from these parents. Some are tending more into yellow, others more into grey-white. Some have a more opend pattern, some more closed, some smaller pattern and some a bigger one. No one is like the other. Also the albinos are different. Two of them are orange insted of the normal rosy red. In the first litter of these parents, last year, we also have had a pieball but it has been a stillborn.









Have you ever seen or heared about these on marcianus?

[twgrosmick]

Awesome!

[guidofatherof5]

They are awesome. Can't say I've ever heard of a piebald T.marcianus.
Are they eating yet?

[Dan72]

Very nice, thanks for sharing.

[Invisible Snake]

Wow that is amazing and I believe a world's first, Congratulations!!

[Mexicofan]

Hello,

@ guidofatherof5: Yes, he is eating very well and allready has been sheded two times.

He has been the last from the litter who begun to eat, but now he is a very greedy eater. On the foto you could not see, but he has one normal dark eye on the right side. The left one is red as normal albino eye.

They are born in Walpurgis Night.

Regards

Konrad

[Sonya610]

Very beautiful. Congratulations!

[guidofatherof5]

So were they born April 30th or May 1st?

[Mexicofan]

Correct. They are born in the night from the April 30th to May 1st.

[Scott F]

Believe the black spots may be indicative of paradoxism, cool looking snakes, congrats on a nice brood !

Scott