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Anery Motleys het Eclipse
Ghost het Leopards

This litter of 20 was the results of breeding an Orange Pastel Leopard het Anery to a Columbian Salmon Motley DH Ghost. I am looking forward to seeing what a Ghost Eclipse looks like in the future. There was also an interesting parthenogenisis Anery Super Motley in the mix.


Leopard Litter



Leopard Litter

This pairing produced some beautiful leopards with many different characteristics, some were almost patternless and some had a nice copper hue. Overall there were 9 leopards and 13 hets from a leopard bred to a DH Anery Leopard.


Anery Motley Boa



Best of 2014 Ball Pythons

Showcasing my favorite Ball Python hatchlings of the 2014 season.


Anery Motley Boa

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Orange Pastel Anery Leopard Boas
Two NEW Morphs!!


This litter proved my Orange Pastel Leopard Boas to be genetic. We had Orange Pastel Leopards and a new combo: Orange Pastel Anery Leopards!




Leopard Litter



Anery Motley & Jungle Boas

Small litter of 5 Anery Motleys, 2 Salmon Jungles, a Ghost Jungle and a pile of slugs. The pairing was a Ghost Jungle bred to a Salmon Motley DH Ghost. Looks like I hit the Ghost Jungle Motley but unfortunately it was a still born :(


Anery Motley Boa



Sunglow Motley Jungle Litter

This was a great Litter of 21 babies from breeding a Salmon Motley Jungle DH Sunglow to a DH Sunglow. We hit Sunglow Motley Jungles, Albino Motley Jungles, Salmon Motley Jungles, Sunglow Jungles and everything in between.


Anery Motley Boa



100% TH Sunglow Leopard Litter

This big Kahl Sunglow was setup for a litter of 52 with 21 live young and 31 slugs. Sire was a Leopard het Anery making the normals in this litter 100% DH Albino Leopards 50% TH Snow Leopards and the Salmons being 100% TH Sunglow Leopards 50% QH Moonglow Leopards!


Anery Motley Boa



Jaguar Carpet Pythons


This was a co-op breeding project with Sydney Serpents consisting of my male Jag and Steve Romards female Jag. She laid 19 eggs, 15 being fertile. Clutch consisted of 13 Jags and 2 BEL Jags.



Jaguar Carpet Pythons




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Anery Leopard Boas, A Canadian first

Two Anery Leopard Boa litters were born here this year, all from DH Anery Leopard to DH Anery Leopard pairings. There were some amazing looking Leopards, Anery Leopards, an Orange Pastel Leopard and some full Reverse Stipe Boas that are just stunning!


Leopard Litter



Best of 2012 Ball Python hatchlings


I only bred a few Ball Python pairs this year but produced a few great animals that were welcome additions to my collection.



2011 Balls




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First known Ghost Jungle Boas
This was a very exciting litter that yielded a high number of Salmon Jungle boas and 3.1 amazing poss Super Ghost Jungle Boas. I was able to offer two specimens up for sale and hold back a 1.1 pair which I am really looking forward to raising and working with in the future. The adult pairing was a male Super Salmon Jungle DH Ghost bred to a very nice clean female Salmon Aby DH Ghost.


Ghost Jungle Litter Pics


Orange Pastel Leopard Boas

This project started out as a typical Het to Het breeding that ended up being anything but typical! Just under half the litter of 28 were Leopards with a surprise 1.1 Orange Pastel Leopard Boas. Neither parent animal are know to possess Pastel in their lineage as far back as I can trace, meaning this is the start of a brand new blood line.


Leopard Litter


Salmon Motley Jungle DH Sunglow

This was a very small but genetically power packed litter. The sire was a Salmon Motley Jungle 50% DH Ghost that I bred to a Sunglow, producing a Male poss Super Salmon Motley Jungle DH Sunglow that I will be using for future breeding projects.



Salmon Motley Jungle Litter


Best of 2011 Ball Python hatchlings

Showcasing the 2011 Ball Python season. Being a Boa breeder I really enjoy hatching out a few clutches of Ball Pythons every year. My Ball Python collection is slowly growing and I have a few exciting projects up my sleeve in the next couple years.



2011 Balls