July 20, 2011 Super Motley's Het. Albino

These are a first for us and we are excited to see how they do.  We know that they have not done well for the few that produced them, but we are hoping for better results due to the outbreeding program used to produce them.  They are the product of a Sunglow Motley Male bred to a 2 time outcrossed Motley Female.  We will be updating everyone with the status of these as they grow.  Judging by the litter we feel they have an excellent shot at being healthy.  19 Perfect babies and only 2 Infertile, no dead babies, no bloated bellies, just perfect little black snakes!

June 29, 2011 Salmon Super Jungles

This is a repeat breeding from 2 years ago and the results could not have been better from this Jungle x Salmon Jungle Het. Albino breeding.  We got 19 healthy, large babies, 1 deformed live baby and 2 infertile.  For the last 3 season this female has given us nice healthy large litters of very big strong babies.  Now, she is set for a year off and she can enjoy some relaxation and alone time this winter!

June 21, 2011 A Sharp Albino Day

2 Litters today.  The first Litter was Sharp Albino x Het. Sharp Albino who gave us 21 healthy babies and 2 Infertile.  She also gave us a generous number of white snakes, so the odds makers were on our side on this one.  The 2nd litter was a Sharp Albino Female bred by 2 Males (Sharp Sunglow & Jungle Het. Sharp).  We got a real mixed bag on this one.  12 Live babies, 4 Stillborn, 9 Infertile.  We got a mixture of Hypos, Jungles, Sharp Albinos, Normals & Sharp Sunglows.  A very good day overall, check back for updated photos of the unique ones in the litter.

June 8, 2011 A Nice Big Litter of Motley's
Our second litter of the season was a nice one.  33 Babies is total, 17 Motley's 16 Normals.  This one was by the book from the 105 Days from Post Ovulation Shed all the way down to the split between Motley's and Normals.  You can't ask for a better litter from a first time breeding female.

May 7, 2011 Summit Pastel Super Salmon Jungles
Our first litter of the season was a small but rewarding one.  14 Babies, 8 infertile and 1 Still Born.  These are 2nd generation Summit Pastel Salmon Jungles from a Summit Pastel Salmon x Salmon Jungle breeding.  Not much for aberrancies, but some very nice colorful babies that will be a very hearty cornerstone to any breeding project.

June 28, 2010 Jungles & Salmon Jungles Het. Sharp Albino
We had a great litter here from a Jungle Female to Sharp Sunglow Male.  She gave us 33 Perfect babies and just 1 Pill.  We could not be happier with this outcome.  Next stop, Sharp Jungle Sunglows!   Picture #2        Picture #3

June 23, 2010 Jungle Sunglows
We had a nice litter of Jungle Sunglows from a Sunglow to Jungle Het. Albino breeding.  17 Healthy Live Babies, 13 more that were unfortunately dead along with 9 Pills.  Very nice litter even though we hate to see little ones not make it.  Picture #2

June 21, 2010 Summit Reptiles Version 2.0 - The Next Generation
On Monday June 21, 2010 @ 4:11 PM our Son, John Porter Weik V was born in Mesa, Arizona.  He was 8 lbs and 21.5 inches.  We were very happy to welcome him and Kimberle home on Thursday June 24th and are looking forward to sharing our life with the newest addition to our family! Don't bother checking the available gallery for him though as we plan to keep him!  Picture #2

May 21, 2010 Sunglow Motley's
We were fortunate enough to acquire a group of Albino and Sunglow Motley's and we look forward to working some of these animals into our breeding projects and also offering a few of these gems for sale.  Check our Available page for the few animals we decide to part with and check our Galleries to view the rest.

May 14, 2010 First Litter of the Season.... Finally!
We finally had our first litter of the season on May 14, by far the latest we have ever gone into the season without a litter.  The good news is we got 1 Jungle Sunglow, 1 Super Salmon Super Jungle Het. Albino, 2 Salmon Jungles Het. Albino, 1 Sunglow and 1 Salmon Het. Albino.  The bad news.... we have to wait until late June for our next litter!   Picture #2        Picture #3