The 2008 Breeding Season here at T & J's is just starting and we are having a bit of mixed luck. A few anticipated pairings are rolling right along with a successful hook up or two and at the same time we've had the misfortune to have several snakes end up not being the gender we had believed them to be. While this puts a bit of a wrench in our plans, it has not stopped us from rolling with the punches, moving forward without hesitations, and working out new pairings to compensate.

These adjustments will end up affecting our plans for the 2009 and 2010 seasons as well, as the long term projects we had planned out will need to be adjusted accordingly to incorperate the gender switches. All pairings are, as usual, subject to change depending on last minute purchases, breeding loans, or project redirections at any time.

As our breeders mature over coming years, we look to work with many different cornsnake morphs such as bloodreds (diffused), lavenders, caramels, hypos, motleys, stripes, and various combinations of two or more of those traits in addition to anerys, amels, charcoals, and snows. And, while they are not the main focus of our colonies, we are planning to work with tri-colored kingsnakes, milksnakes, and Kenyan sand boas as well.

You will find links to all of our past, current, and future projects listed below.

 

The information on this page was last updated on 02-29-08.