Season Update and a Story!
Things are going good over here. I have been busy as usual. I am also making time for my family as I have two small children and I making a huge effort to spend time with them. I know if there was only more hours in the day. I have a incubator that is filling up so that is nice. I am averaging three clutches a week so that is good for me. I never wanted to be one of the big boys that has hundreds of clutches. If I did that I would have to quit my job and rely on the snakes for everything. Scary I know. I like how I my level of comfort in my life and I want it to stay that way.
Here is a story for all the non believers out there that Banana’s and Coral Glows are not female heavy in their clutches. I bred a SpinnerBlast Coral Glow male aka (Rainbow Banana) my wife named him to a Butter female. You can see the results of the clutch in the picture. I got a Pin, Spider and a Lesser Spider and Kingpin and one Coral Glow SpinnerBlast. Can you guess the sex ratio? I am sure some of you got it right. Everything in the clutch is male except the Coral Glow. It is a beautiful girl! Weird I know. I wish I knew that causes it to happen this way. There is some sex link gene thing going on here. I am doing a few experiments this year with certain females to see if I might be onto something so more on that later.
I want to thank everyone for their patience. I am sorry the Desert stuff is taking so long this year. Brad is having a late year so we are way behind schedule on the Desert production. I will have them it is just going to be Fall when I hatch them out. I am sure that the demand is going to stay high for them like it is. I have hatched out some Lesser’s het Clown and got lucky and only got one Pastel Lesser het Clown boy. He is staying here for now. I also hatched out a pair of het Clowns and Pastels het Clown. I think that I might keep the Pastel Clown female. I think I might need her for the future. More stuff coming out soon! Stay tuned and again thanks for every one’s support!
