Deano

... so you're thinking of a sideline venture of scanning snakes then?? xx I'm guessing you had a cool time with that xx

How are the eggs doing?

Oh I'm glad you think its interesting too. I would've loved to be involved but sadly I only have one snakey so not any help to them. Oh plus the fact my snakey is just a babe xx if you do get involved I'd love to hear how it went + if their research is going to be advertised ... xx

Hey have you seen this ' Looking for an ultrasound volunteer (England)' thread. I thought you might be interested. I think it sounds like fun xx

Sorry mate, Im quite paranoid about putting the pair together. Most of my collection is westerns I have a red het red albino due to lay soon. I'll talk westerns all day long! Got a axanthic het snow to pair with an albino next year so fingers crossed

Alright mate how's things? Have you tried your tri colours again? My female is putting the weight on very slowly I can't get her over 110g. I hear they can breed at 13 months but I honestly believe she is too small although she is nearly 2 years old

Hi mate sorry I'm just replying I've been away! Sorry about your tri colour, Im going to wait a while longer till I cool her now and your right, it's hard to find info on them. Stick with them I'll let you know if I have some good luck

Hya mate, hope you don't mind mr asking but what weight is acceptable to breed tri colours? I heard 150g for females? Mine is still only about 90g another year to go (she is about 2 years old now)

thanks

Ye good luck with the tri colours! Would you be able to tell me the sub - specific name for my tri's? I have a picture of the male and female in my album, I know they could be one of 3! Im thinking they're either pulcher / semicinctus?

Cheers,

Karl

Hi i know this is very random but i'm trying to find a valentines pressie for my other half (serious d) an just wondered if you have or know anyone who has any albino or het albino hoggies for sale at the min? Thanks.

Merry Xmas from ExtremeHogs.
Hope you have a safe and enjoyable holidays.
Best Regards,
Justin Mitcham