Fuzz World Cup and cool shed

Well, its back to waiting for more clutches, but there have been a few cool things happening around here.

I found the Cinny female I bred late having her post ovulation shed.

I caught her like this.

Half naked, flipped around, and oh so cool looking.

You can see her belly scales on her spine!

I had to take pics.

Unfortunately, I couldn't get the best angle (the tub is rather high, and I am rather short), but I got this shot to show the contrast.

I thought that was the coolest thing...

So there you go, another random snake shot of shed from Heather to you. Hope you liked it!



And now on to the Fuzz World Cup, 2010.

Kona is all fine and better now, and Joel decided to set up a semblance of the Fifa World Cup at the house, thusly dubbed Fuzz, as it involved the Fuzz kids.

Here they are, getting ready for the show.

Regal is getting a little excited now, the ball is coming out!

And they are OFF!

Fuzz Soccer Ball with Squeeky for the Fuzz World Cup.

Kona does a drop kick on Regal, Regal goes for the jugular.  What a rough match!

But in the end, the baby gets the toy..

And Regal gets the petting and love, while Kona attempts to destroy the ball. Again.

And so ends the Fuzz World Cup round one...

Will there be a rematch? Maybe...

But until then, have a fantastic day, my friends!

Let sleeping dogs lie

One must appreciate the simplicity of animals. Eat, sleep, eat some more, sleep, drink some water...

and make a mess!

With as many animals as I have, which is not many compared to some people, I realize that I spend a large amount of time in the snake room, around 8 hours a week at least, cleaning and watering the snakes.

This does not take into consideration the time spent on the rodents as well as the prep time to get the materials to deal with the snakes (bedding, food, etc).

But after all is said and done, it is all well worth it.

And the cumulation of everything is going to happen in another few months.

EGGS and BABIES!

The glory that is reproduction in the cycle that is a year...

It is just awesome.

You get to see babies pip, pop their heads out for the first time out of the egg, and know that you took part in that.

But, like Regal so gracefully displays in his blog photo, it takes time, and one needs to relax.

Let sleeping dogs lie, so to speak.

Let it happen, and enjoy the ride.

Have a great weekend, my friends.