Whats cooking?

[Eddie]

Congrats Tommy!!

[Tommytradix]

Awesome, they look grea........wait, no photos?

they are in my update thread

[Eddie]

Who has what planned for spring? It's right around the corner.

[Lowland Reptiles]

I already had the first mating 2 days ago of my oldest pair of lake cuitzeo garters. Now hoping the second pair will also be up for some action, so I can offer unrelated pairs.

Think that will be it for this year. Still have a lot of offspring from last year that I need to find buyers for. If I breed more this year I'm afraid that I will run into problems finding homes for them all. That's the biggest problem I always have. Not that many people who have an interest in the mexican garters over here.

[lilrob]

Are you in the US? If so I'd be very interested in taking some off your hands!

[Lowland Reptiles]

No, I'm in Belgium, Europe.
A lot of people don't even know those species, so not that easy to sell them if people don't even know they exist...

[Eddie]

Good luck with them either way

[Eddie]

I'm planning out my pairings this week. I am hoping on some cool stuff this year. They will all be up from brumation between 3 weeks and 6 weeks

[BLUESIRTALIS]

Most of mine are not coming out until march. I'm going with a full brumation this season since i had a couple of females slug out last year. I've got a lot of neat pairings this season. Good luck to everyone and I hope to see pics of lots of scrubs this season.

[Albert Clark]

Taking a shot at the T. cyrtopsis occ. pairs, t.s.infernalis, and t.s.pickeringi this round. My pairs are due to end brumation in March also. Fingers and toes have been crossed. Best wishes to all this upcoming season.