Gravid T.s.pickeringii(blue form)

[BUSHSNAKE]

The blue form of T.s.pickeringii was first introduced in the U.S. garter hobby around 2005. In the last year or two ive noticed them sort of fade away so when i had the opportunity to accuire a W.C. pair i was all over it...cheers Joe p

[guidofatherof5]

Beautiful and looking chunky. Nice.

[ssssnakeluvr]

Sweet!!!!!

[ConcinusMan]

I have a feeling you're going to see them make a comeback this year and this probably won't be the only litter you see this season.

[BUSHSNAKE]

well Richard in order for this species to be firmly established in the hobby people are gonna have to be dedicated to captive breeding them...thats the only way

[kibakiba]

I would breed some if I could... I love pugets. But I cant have them.

[ConcinusMan]

well Richard in order for this species to be firmly established in the hobby people are gonna have to be dedicated to captive breeding them...thats the only way

Yeah, I know. It seems some are having trouble producing litters or at least having trouble producing more than just a few offspring. Might help if a few more adults, in pairs, made it into the hands of breeders dedicated to improving the situation. A lot of the snakes that do become available are being sold singly or to people who are dedicated to breeding them. Wishing you luck with this litter.

[justme]

Wow, thanks for the pics! Beautiful girl you have there! Good luck! I have a trio (currently keeping the female puget with 2 female red spots). I was under the impression Pugets were in less demand these days but I guess it's for other reasons? Anyway, looking forward to baby pics!

[guidofatherof5]

Nice looking snakes, Karen.

[justme]

Thanks! Fortunately "Nice looking snakes" is something we all have in common here! ;-) Steve, been spying on this forum (very soothing before heading off to bed, hehe) and noticed you've acquired some new garters to your collection; which includes a duo of beautiful flames! ;-)