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Re: Diamonds
by Eyelash » Tue Nov 06, 2012 11:44 pm
That is just out of this world !
How do these turn out as adults ?
Regards
Louis.
How do these turn out as adults ?
Regards
Louis.
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Re: Diamonds
by Westley Price » Wed Nov 07, 2012 7:25 am
Great snakes.
It's also encouraging to see that they've kept their value (to a certain extent anyway) in the US despite more regular breeding.
Thanx for sharing.
Do you keep these exactly like you keep the Carpets?
It's also encouraging to see that they've kept their value (to a certain extent anyway) in the US despite more regular breeding.
Thanx for sharing.
Do you keep these exactly like you keep the Carpets?
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Re: Diamonds
by Mickey » Wed Nov 07, 2012 8:41 am
Hi, i keep them cooler and feed them very sparingly apart from a month or two before breeding trials. I also do not consider any Diamond ready to breed until at least 4 years of age minimum. Basically i practise "gentle neglect" and they seem to thrive on it. I have had large fertile clutches for the past three seasons and it works for me and my animals. Also i feed small meals that hardly leave a bulge . Mickey.
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