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RepStylin® Snake Breeding Projects

RepStylin® "Wicked" Aberrant Honduran Milk Snakes: One of our 2015 Honduran milk snake clutches yielded these fun aberrant patterned babies. The parents were a ghost and a hypo het anery with pretty typical banding. I had acquired both parents from a friend who was getting out milk snakes and could not remember who she had purchased them from. I have been told that they resemble a line called "crazy" but have no evidence linking them to this line and have to presume it may be something different. Maybe I will breed them to find out at some point, but I am in no particular hurry to to that.....

RepStylin® Wicked Ghost Aberrant Honduran Milk Snake

RepStylin® Wicked Hypo Aberrant Honduran Milk Snake

RepStylin® Effervescent Hypo Aberrant Brazilian Rainbow Boa

Some of our RepStylin® Oddball / Paradox Ball Pythons

World's First Coral Glow Genetic Stripe Ball Python Hatched by RepStylin®

2019 Snake Breeding Goals and New Year's Resolutions:

1. To minimize this craziness! It's been fun producing a variety of captive bred snakes in fun morphs for more than a decade now, but it is time to slow down and just enjoy the unique collection primarily as a hobbyist collector without having to deal with all the work and fuss involved with breeding, sales and maintaining a large numbers of snakes. I have far exceeded my expectations as a reptile breeder now and just wish to minimize my time spent on snake hobby to have more time for family, career, travel and other endeavors. I probably will continue to breed snakes occasionally if they have the potential to produce really unique and high-end morph combos. And any extra babies may be listed here on the website for sale, as well as any other snakes I may decide to part with down the road, but there will probably not be too many. Realistically speaking, breeding and selling snakes is really just not worth all the fuss when you already have the collection that you want, are chronically short on time and don't actually need the money. Life is too short!

2. To focus primarily on BALL PYTHONS, which are my hands down favorite snake species! I have a few more fun unique and high end ball python breeding projects I would like to pursue in the near future. This year I am not brumating (cooling) any of the colubrids and not really planning to breed them, although I might let some of the females breed if they happen to ovulate anyway (the test to see whether brumation is as unnecessary as I suspect it may be). With my other species, I am just happy keeping my small collections primarily as pets with potential to breed in future years if I so choose.

~Wendy~

Other RepStylin® Snakes with Unique Looks Not Yet Proven Genetic

RepStylin® "Effervescent" Aberrant Hypo Brazilian Rainbow Boas: Our 2016 hypo X het hypo Brazilian rainbow boa litter produced several of these unusually patterned babies. Their unrelated parents were bred to each other previously and produced mostly typical looking hypos and het hypos, and we're not sure what's going on with the funky pattern on these new baby boas but do think the bubbly look is pretty cool! Maybe we will breed these again someday to find out whether it is reproducible..... or maybe not.....
 

RepStylin® Oddball / Paradox /Extreme Ringer Ball Pythons: We have a white headed black pewter pied male ball python that has produced multiple odd-looking babies with excessive white and / or random odd patterns when bred to multiple females now, and they are babies that cannot be piebald or traditional super morph leucistics. Crazy Eyes, our the unique ball python with one black eye and one blue eye on the front page of this website currently, is one of these crazy oddballs, and there have been a few more bizarre babies that have hatched out with a variety of unusual looks that don't appear to be known morph combos that they "should" be. Of course we will be keeping the really unusual looking babies to raise up as breeders in order to find out if this "oddball component" how reliably genetic this "oddball component" will be. Can't wait to find out!

 First ball python clutch of 2019!

 Albino genetic stripe ball pyton hatching!

 Sweet albino genetic stripe lesser hatching!

 Hybrid colubrid clutch! No brumation!

 Firefly ball python on eggs!

 Another nice corn clutch without brumation!

2019 Project Photos

Pewter stripe ball python on eggs!

And more corn snake eggs despite no brumation!

 Hybrid colubrid babies hatching!

 Another hybrid baby!

 Blue eyed lucy on nice clutch of bumpy eggs!

 Honduran milk snake eggs! No brumation!

Two quintuple morphs that hatched out!

 Extra nice coral glow g-stripe ball combo!

 Fun quad morph ball python combo!

Nice stripes on this one!

 This one is a sextuple morph!

Oddball baby!

Cool oddball that is NOT a pied!

Cool patterns on this oddball!

Nice ringers!

Oddball with fun patterns!

And more ball python eggs!

Crazy Eyes is going to be a daddy!

Ball python eggs!