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Y2K Babies
Here are some shots of some 2000 babies that will be joining the breeding effort in a few years. I am seeing more and more strange and beautiful looking babies being produced from these bloodlines. I now have one of my hold back males from 5 years ago contributing to the genetic mix and that has got to be one of the reasons the babies are getting prettier and prettier...... Enjoy !!!
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Ref. ID# TNM00100CAB |
My best "Dark Phase" female TN9401CAB has produced some amazing babies over the past few years. 2000 was no exception. Check this girl out !!! Also, take a look back at a couple of this Dam's prior years babies. Her 6 yr old - tn9614cab Her 4 yr old - tn9814cab
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Ref. ID# TNHP00100CAB |
My "Home Page" female produced some Awesome babies this year. I was going to hold back more than just these 3 babies but with space at a premium, I had to let go of some unbelievable babies. This baby is also now pictured on the Home page in orange. Every now and then, a baby is born with that "painted on white" and on top of that, this one put all 3 killer characteristics together; Stripe, Crossbars and lateral markings. This will be one of the Best!!! |
Ref. ID# TNWS00100CAB |
This is a beautiful female from Wild stock. A gravid female brought into the country, dropped a beautiful batch of babies. Most of the babies looked similar to this one. Apparently, the bloodline is very strong.... |
Ref. ID# TNWS00200CAB |
This is another female from the "wild" bloodline pictured above. A truly unique pattern makes this female a very interesting subject for breeding purposes. |
Ref. ID# TNHP00500CAB |
A female from the Home Page dam. Again, it's no wonder the babies have such nice striping. Just look at the bloodline. I really think, as we continue to breed these outstanding babies back to one another, the markings will continue to get stronger and stronger. I believe it will follow the path of the California Kingsnake in that one day, I think we will see a 50/50 animal. Eventually, we should see better than a 50 percent white animal; however, it will certainly take considerably longer for obvious reasons. |
Ref. ID# TNMJ00100CAB |
Last, but certainly not least, this freakishly marked baby is without a doubt, one of the most amazing looking animals I've ever seen. Nearly dead a week after birth due to a "yoke granuloma" (fungus encased yoke sack that hardens in the abdominal cavity and therefor provides no nourishment). Surgery had to be performed and this gutsy little baby has made a remarkable recovery. Unequaled crossbars and huge lateral markings make this little guy a stand out. |
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