#Nephew #CNY #Docile #BallPython #Yolo # Education

Hi peeps, introducing my beloved nephew that share the same passion blood of mine.

Looking really good without any tension, harm or scarceness. He loves every animals of mine/

Traditional education on snakes towards children should abolish completely ! Nothing is wrong in keeping snakes, just a matter of responsibility that a human should have. If you doesn't have it, don't keep any because by the end of the day, the blame will go to the snake which at fault from your stupidity.

Harsh but yes, humankind are getting those poor snakes a very very bad reputation. Kindly advise.

Leopard Gecko (New Born) 2013

Currently, my leopard gecko's are laying like pigs. I would say the work load to maintain just 2 lg's are much more than having 7 snakes.

These 2 just hatched out 2 days ago, another 4 more eggs incubating and probably in 10 - 14 days, will have another 2 clutches more.

If you are looking into purchasing your first leopard gecko, or even looking into upgrading your collection, please visit this link at http://www.facebook.com/mygeckos?fref=ts and make sure you like the page to keep updated with the latest collection Geckos.my offered !

Lesser X Normal (Fatality)

Managed to hatched a clutch of lesser X normal, 3 lesser's, 4 normal's, 1 slug. Good job for the Big Mama. However, sadly to say, in 6 years of keeping ball python's, this is my first casualty. Out of 7 eggs, only 2 normals survived.

It was cut on day 55

Beautifully formed lesser !

Everything seem well but ...

Yolk-sack still attached

My biggest mistake was to take the temperature of the incubator for granted. Another mistake was getting bacteria infection on the eggs.

Listen friends, next time after you have cut your eggs, leave them in the incubator as it is until they start crawling out THEMSELVE's. It doesn't matter it might be day 70 or day 80 after that, they will be fine as long you keep your incubator close !

Expensive lesson for me.

Ball Python's 2013

Hi yo peeps, just a little updates for 2013, would want to share with you enthusiast's some of my collections as of today. Well, things are actually pretty slow for me in 2012, pretty caught up with other affairs but my major concern is the space for keeping all these. However, God bless 2013, this passion is not easy to die off, (I thought of quitting last time) so, why not lets just do it big time instead of quitting like a pussy ?!

This year around, I'm looking into a major revamp and I'm dedicated in keeping this blog running as well as my collections to grow !

Enjoy

Lesser male 800g

Breeding like a monster !

Spider male 1.2kg low white, high yellow

Been breeding like a stud in 2011 and yield 5 eggs with 4 spiders in it !

Normal female 2.5kg, been pairing with the lesser since January *cross fingers*

  

Normal female 2.5kg

Up to date, yield a clutches of normal's, spider's and lesser's in a span of 3 years

 

  

Normal female 1.7kg (Pairing with the lesser too, has not been eating for 2 months)
*Cross fingers*

Normal female 2.4kg 

Been pairing with the lesser too so, good luck to it !

 

Male normal 1.1kg (Sentimental value)

Apart from the leopard geckos, this is what I have. As a animal lover myself, I will try my very best to at least update this blog once a week with any current issues and own self projects as well as other reptiles related issues that happen in my life experience.

Leopord Gecko's (SHTCT x SHTCT)

Last year, been fantasizing in getting a pair of leo's as part of my collections, however, due to the commitment level, it was just a dream. Never thought of keeping leo's because even how adorable they are, the passion level doesn't beat the level of snakes in me.
Thanks to a good friend of mine, with continuous poisoning and joint venture in certain projects, got a pair of SHTCT (Super Hypo Tangerine Carrot Tail) from him. Well, I've this habit of no matter what animals are in my hand, I will make sure they ended up breeding and yield beautiful offspring's and that completes the circle of this hobby.

 Meet both of them ! Very good in coloration. Male(right) 48g, female(left) 60g, ideal weight to breed.

Slightly different from breeding ball python's, you just need one *hit to make it successful. Process around 5 - 6mins maybe.

Got the first 2 eggs in 5 weeks, and another 2 eggs every 3 weeks, lets cross fingers they are fertile.

 So far since 12 Jan 2013, 6 eggs had been laid by this pair. 2 have hatched and 4 eggs are still cooking.


 Stay tuned for more, these gecko's are really good looking !