Showing posts with label Spotty McGillicutty. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Spotty McGillicutty. Show all posts

Friday, July 22, 2011

Life changes and Clutch 11


Well, things are changing a bit, and I need to re-evaluate a few projects.

The Special male is one of those animals that when I went thru the collection, I decided I could move without losing too much.

So not only do I have breeder females and males on the available page, I now have this guy up for sale. It was a hard decision, but I need to get a few things done in life, and this guy being sold will help me do that.

Damn you, real life and responsibility!

And of course, on top of that, things are hatching. My mystery clutch has hatched, and it is no longer a Mystery! The father was Spotty McGillicutty, and the mother (who we knew) was a Pastel.

Unfortunately for me, I missed out on my Killerbee. But I got some Spiders and a Bumblebee and a Super Pastel out of it!

1.1 Spiders, 1.0 Bumblebee, 1.0 Super Pastel, 1.0 Pastel, 0.1 Normal


Somewhat a sausage fest... but at least I know it was Spotty who sired the clutch!

I am swimming in Spiders again.

The next clutch due are Pieds and the Mojave x Mystic clutch... Fingers crossed for more babies by Monday!

Have a great weekend, my friends!

Tuesday, April 13, 2010

Spotty McGillicutty and his Parentage


Well, its been a few years now, and Spotty has grown from a little munchkin into a grown up.

He has been the only Bumblebee that I have ever produced so far, from a Spider and a Pastel in the 08'-09' season. He was a late boy, one of my last clutches, but I was glad to have him.


Here is his mother on his egg, as well as a few of his siblings. She has been a stellar breeder for me, and is currently in the works with the Sterling this year.


And this is his father, who currently resides on the East Coast somewhere. He was a great Pastel, and I know he will throw great Pastels and combos for years to come. 


Spotty is a studly animal, and I have to say, even in his growing into his colors, he is an awesome animal.

I can't wait to see what he produces this year in terms of his progeny.

He has been paired up with a few Pastels, a few Normals, and a Mojave.

Lets see if he gets the job done! There will be mini-Spotties soon (I hope) here at Heather's Herps. I can't wait!!!


Have a fantastic day, my friends.