I know it has been forever since I have posted. Not sure anyone really reads this but here it goes any way. We got done hatching about 2 weeks ago, and boy what a year we had. We were able to hatch out some really great stuff like some three and four gene combos..

Along with these We have been growing some really killer females to use this fall..mmmm think of the possibility's


With 16 clutches out this year we are shooting for 25-30 this fall with many more 4-5 gene things to come

So with the 2010 eggs getting laid in full swing we are looking at a very exciting year this year. Last year we didn't get out first eggs till July and we pretty much Petered out on the clutches with loads of infertile, slugs and just bad breeding it was pretty much a bust despite getting some really good odds on the clutches we did get.

This year we changed up the way we have been breeding and it really seems to have made all the difference in the world. Here it is May the 12th and we have 8 clutches in the bator and 3 more we know are coming. Plus hoping to squeeze another 4-5 more out later this summer.

With all of the snakes laying eggs it gets kind of hard to pick a most exciting clutch. But for me I like hatching out morphs we've never hatched before like Spotnose's ,Fires and some combo's.

When I first started breeding a few years back there was a start and stop to breeding and hatching season. It seems that over the course of the last two years the time between the last clutch laid and the first pairings got shorter and shorter. Then this year we still had eggs in the incubator and snakes breeding. I really enjoyed the break when I just got to enjoy my snakes and not really have breeding or hatching to mess with.. But such is life in the big city I guess..

Breeding is going good we're looking to produce some really cool combo's this year so be on the look out!

After weeks of looking like pure crap the Little Super Mojave shed and is looking spectacular. I really want to see her in a few months when she's 300-400 grams

Well we are currently wrapping up our second week of pairing for the 2011 season and things so far are looking really good. Some of our older males are really getting the job done for us. I'm really looking forward to see some really cool snakes hatch out this spring. Really looking to see some recessive stuff pop out. I'd really like to see my Pinstripe go this year he's an 08 and still has yet to even lock with a girl.. I may have to put the old magic to him and try some tricks I have.. But its still early so no worries.

So I paired about 10 males and females last night woke up this morning to a couple of the old hates doing the dead.

With eggs still in the bator we have started the 2010-2011 breeding season. I've spent the last few weeks hashing out the pairing and have gotten 99.995% of the hammered out. So over the weekend I checked all the racks to make sure they are working right and as of tonight I have 12 pairs together. We are doing so really exciting pairings this year. Things like Super Pastel X Spider, Spider X Albino, Lemon Blast X well that a secret, Enchi X Bee..

We are looking forward to allot of really cool combo's are producing some even better base mutations..

Keep your eye's peeled.

Wow, So what has happened since the last time I posted? Well Lets see we hatched out this little gym our first Super Mojave.


We also hatched out some really nice spiders


And we currently have a new combo for us in the bator Pastel enchi's really looking forward to seeing them crawl out of the egg for sure.


On top of all that my wife and I have our first born son arrive two weeks ago so that is an adventure for sure..

Went on the 10-12th for the West Alabama Reptile Expo. Spent the weekend with some wonderful people and had a really great time at the show (both days). Sold a couple of animals made some people happy. In the end we were able to do a trade for this little fire male


This week is going to be filled with getting ready for the baby and getting breeding gearing in that direction..

Wish us luck this year we need it..

There comes a time in a Breeder's life that they take a look at their collection and what others are working with and the question get's posed, "Why don't I have one of those?". This happened with us not long ago. While talking to a friend we can to realize that not only did we not have a certain basic combo...but we couldn't even produce one for at least three years..

Well this simply will not do.. So I contacted Tim Johnson of Royal Morphz and sealed the deal on a little male.. Now if he grows good and breeds young..we'll see about producing some Sterlings this coming spring..