Show me your diamonds

[longqi]

These are 3 wild ones that used to drop by for a feed every couple of weeks in Nelson Bay
2 were females that actually nested in the airing cupboard much to my GFs dismay as they wrecked a few sheets

 

[Ninja]

 

[Snakewoman]

The best way to get rid of them is take everything out of the enclosure clean it all. Spray enclosure (with water bowl out of tank) with Mac mite or top of descent. Give it a good spray.
Set up a click clack, spray with Mac mite. Just set it up with cupboard hides, paper towel and small water bowl. Change the hides every couple of days it means the mites have no were to hide. This should kill all of them in about 2 weeks, but keep treating for a little longer to ensure all the eggs are dead.

I wouldn't use the repti clean mite spray. Do a search there was a old thread on here were that spray poisoned a snake. The Mac spray is good enough to work by itself.

Thanks for that All she has in her tank is her water bowl and little cardboard hide. I saw that thread you mentioned months ago when it was put up, and we rang the company who makes it (I thought my MD had mites) and they said not to leave the spray on the snake and make sure you wipe the snake over with a wet cloth. They should have that on the directions on the bottle, not very smart to leave out an important detail like that when it can have such serious consequences.

 

[bkevo]

onimocnhoj

who bred those males, there very nice

 

[onimocnhoj]

onimocnhoj

who bred those males, there very nice

Hi bkevo,

I have a few nice diamonds (like those pictured) that Kieran Aland and i have worked on for a few years now. The male pictured is from the third generation of high yellows we have tinkered with. They are some of my favourite pythons.

Here is one of the old females which is the mother of the previous one i posted. Still very nice at around 11-12 years of age.

 

[Cockney_Red]

Hi bkevo,

I have a few nice diamonds (like those pictured) that Kieran Aland and i have worked on for a few years now. The male pictured is from the third generation of high yellows we have tinkered with. They are some of my favourite pythons.

Here is one of the old females which is the mother of the previous one i posted. Still very nice at around 11-12 years of age.

Outstanding Yellows mate

 

[cement]

Very nice diamonds here, they are a gorgeous animal! Here is a photo of the large clutch hatching this year, and some adults.

 

[lizardloco]

I love that white diamond of yours!^^

 

[Sezzzzzzzzz]

How many hatchlings were in that clutch cement?

 

[cement]

You'll have to count the eggs LOL!! She laid 50 and 42 survived. 5 slugs, and 3 died in the eggs. Whether they were already dead when i pipped them i am unsure but they looked like they died a few days earlier. One was born with a deformity, it has skin problems.

The rest here are just some wild ones I have either relocated or found.

 

[abnrmal91]

^^^thats a massive clutch. good numbers as well 42 WoW

 

[CamdeJong]

^^^thats a massive clutch. good numbers as well 42 WoW

Just did the maths 50-5-2= 43 snakes

42 is missing one lol

Um I read 50 - 5 - 3 haha. Which of us needs to get our eyes checked?

 

[abnrmal91]

Um I read 50 - 5 - 3 haha. Which of us needs to get our eyes checked?

Me I think lol could have sworn there was a 2 there

 

[Timmy-Morelia]

which are the parents to that clutch?????

 

[rodney]

Some of mine

 

[TaraLeigh]

cement I have two words for you- 'wow!' and 'jealous!'
rodney I like, I like.

 

[joelly116]

Hey Joelly116,

Are you happy with those diamonds mate? You got two of my good ones

Here is the father of the ones you just got.

they hold there colour very well mate, yeh im very happy hope you dnt mind used that pic, anyone want great diamonds talk to this guy

 

[bkevo]

3rd gen diamonds, your hard works paying off they are great.

 

[Norm]

My female. Pics a few months old.

 

[lisa5]

Wow cement, love the photo of the babies- our little one was somewhere in there! Stunning diamonds!