The Bredli Threadly!
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onimocnhoj
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Some recent shots of my old red friends..
......A hungry male........A suspiciously chubby female
......A hungry male........A suspiciously chubby female
Very nice mate!
JPandCJ
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My 4yr old male Kingston
Just got him and his enclosure few days ago. I love his patterning underneath towards his end, kinda speckly. I'd love a hyper female to go with.
Just got him and his enclosure few days ago. I love his patterning underneath towards his end, kinda speckly. I'd love a hyper female to go with.
Thesmee123
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Behaviour change in my Bredli
Hey everyone, this is my first time owning a snake, I've had him for around 6 months or so. Over the last week he's had a bit of a change in behaviour, usually when I get home (around 6 or 7pm) he's out and about moving around but this past week he's barely come out his hide, I go to sleep around 11 or 12pm and he's still in there. Anyone able to tell me why? I've heard talk about him hibernating or a burmation period or something like that. Not too sure if it's normal or not.
Also if it is hibernation or the other thing, should I not take him out his enclosure? And how long does it last?
Hey everyone, this is my first time owning a snake, I've had him for around 6 months or so. Over the last week he's had a bit of a change in behaviour, usually when I get home (around 6 or 7pm) he's out and about moving around but this past week he's barely come out his hide, I go to sleep around 11 or 12pm and he's still in there. Anyone able to tell me why? I've heard talk about him hibernating or a burmation period or something like that. Not too sure if it's normal or not.
Also if it is hibernation or the other thing, should I not take him out his enclosure? And how long does it last?
smileysnake
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Vixen
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Stonewash / freckle bredli - still nothing proven yet as unfortunately as I had incubation troubles with his first sired clutch. Have paired him up again this season with a different female and things are looking good, hopefully I can make some progress! Have been speaking with Nick Mutton about his line, so both hoping this might be the same sort of recessive inheritance morph - will be a few years before I can prove anything if that's the case.
Not all bredli are angels. Here's our young hypo spawn of satan, cant handle him too much, he attacks everything, including himself!
The tags are from yesterday's quick water change, guess he wasn't thirsty for h2o, he wanted blood instead....
The tags are from yesterday's quick water change, guess he wasn't thirsty for h2o, he wanted blood instead....
smileysnake
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ha ha yeah my hypo girl is the same very fiesty about 9 months old so hoping she grows out of it soon
bigcatbeastess
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Two of my wonderful boy Draco, not the most out going but I know he loves us, his scales told me so, lol! He has three perfect heart shapes down his body.
Jimie
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this is xena my yearling 
looking real light
looking real light
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My two new gumtree specials
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johnk
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Couple of pics of Lucy now nine months old taken tonight, sorry about the quality as taken with my iphone, feeding very well and had 3 complete sheds since I bought her in June, likes to sit on top of her hide and look out at the world or maybe she is sizing up my two little dog. Less snappy now when handling which means less blood loss for me, hoping she gets out of the habit before it starts to sting a bit.
smileysnake
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hypo bredli jag- Status
