Whats cooking?

[Tommytradix]

I caught my pugets courting last night so should have some if those coming and my snow and normal het albino &b&w is getting huge. The normal het is only about 4 weeks in so I'm thinking she is gonna have a massive litter


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[Albert Clark]

Uh oh! Infernalis female dropped a little while ago. So far I counted 16 live scrubs and 6 stills. Of the 6 stills 3 still in the sac. Never broke out. The other 3 are out the membrane but just d.o.a. now. Mom looks like she still has to deliver more. Pics in the am.

[Eddie]

Congrats Albert!!!!!

[guidofatherof5]

"Eagerly awaiting photos"

[Albert Clark]

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Congrats Albert!!!!!

. Thank you Eddie. Nothing like seeing those little scrubs all over the tub and you know they've arrived.

"Eagerly awaiting photos"

. Sure. Gotcha Steve. She dropped one more still and seems to be finished. I miscounted the live scrubs, we are sitting on 12 and a whopping 7 stills.

[Albert Clark]

Some other views. Offered nightcrawlers cut up this morning and a couple already feeding. . Waiting on the second female Infernalis to drop.image.jpgimage.jpg

[Albert Clark]

Dad...came from Shawn. "Pianchi" line infernalisIMG_0069.JPG This was Shawn's picture of the male.

Mom...came from Jeff. Neon blue infernalisIMG_1499.JPG

[Jeff B]

Dad...came from Shawn. "Pianchi" line infernalisIMG_0069.JPG This was Shawn's picture of the male.

Mom...came from Jeff. Neon blue infernalisIMG_1499.JPG

Congrats Al, great litter, I am glad someone is producing those this year, doesn't look like I will be having any infernalis babies this season. BTW I believe Pianchi got his stock from Scott Felzer as well so they are descendants from the same line but with several people breeding there is quite a bit of diversity circulating in the hobby now, and your babies coming from parents from different people is a good thing to add to the genetic diversity. Not sure how many will ever come from wild at this point so it's good to keep them going strong in captivity.

[Albert Clark]

Congrats Al, great litter, I am glad someone is producing those this year, doesn't look like I will be having any infernalis babies this season. BTW I believe Pianchi got his stock from Scott Felzer as well so they are descendants from the same line but with several people breeding there is quite a bit of diversity circulating in the hobby now, and your babies coming from parents from different people is a good thing to add to the genetic diversity. Not sure how many will ever come from wild at this point so it's good to keep them going strong in captivity.

. Thank you! For this information and the congrats. The other Infernalis female was obtained from parties in Arizona (Scott Felzer line) and the male (neon blue) came from Jay aka (invisible snake) here on the forum. I hope she drops soon.

[BLUESIRTALIS]

Congrats albert!