Randall Turner Reptiles

My 3 T Positive albino Blood Pythons. From Country Cold Bloods

They're awesome little ones. I definitely need to add some different stuff down the line, like Batik.

Decided to finally add another 2 levels to the fb90 tub rack I built. Didn't install heat back yet, will probably do that tonight or tomorrow. Also building a 2 level for quarantine.

These are the last 3 from the 2023 litters. All are Boa Sigma 66% het Leopard, and all 3 are males.

Eating frozen thaw rat fuzzies and mouse hoppers.

Was feeding the snapping turtle, and knew these 2 were due to shed. Checked and they both shed so snapped a quick pic of each of them. Sharp Albino female and a Ghost Het Kahl.

Newest addition. Male ghost het Kahl. Soaking him in a dawn bath as a precaution before he goes into quarantine.

This boy is with Brian Boor. Glad you like him. He's a great Boa.

This girl shed also. I can't wait to see her in another couple years.

This girl shed and made a mess... I love this girl. She's beautiful and has a nice disposition.

This boy is one consistent breeder.

Picked this girl up... she is a great looking Sharp strain.

The male Leopard holdback. He has a nice look to him. Fairly different from his brother from the 2019 litter I kept.

Let this one go.

Thanks Connor Kingsbury.

And thanks Zach for sending him my way.

My only for sure holdback female Sunglow. She's so orange and pink saturated.

My male holdback Sharp Sunglow. Come spring I'm really looking forward to getting some outdoor photos of him.

This girl has had a nice growth spirt. I still don't know for sure who she will be paired with when she's ready... Such a cool looking animal. Inca poss het Stone/Burke T+

I wish this boy would cooperate for photos better. He's insanely good looking. Sonoran hypo (likely Super) 100% het Leopard. Pure Boa Sigma. Looking forward to seeing what he helps produce in the future.

Frustrating side to breeding live animals. Sometimes babies just don't thrive. Resorted to force feeding the last holdouts from this year. First one decided to swallow their feeder after I got it started (small blessing). The other 2 of course don't want anything to do with it. Had to do the whole shebang, getting the feeders down their throat. If they refuse next time I'll have to consider whether the effort will be worth it. I won't want to sell them (at this point they'll be given away as pets if they start feeding on their own).

I will be difficult to get a hold of for the foreseeable future. If you message me, I may be slow responding.

I should be good now. (Dec 1st)
Thank you for your patience and understanding.

Moved aglet (the Lil Motley corn) to a slightly larger secure tub. Really like the little one, even though it decided to bite and try to flee.

Went ahead and built another one. Solvent sealed all 3 of these, now have them siliconed, now to let them cure.

Male Sharp Motley #2

Male Sharp Motley #1

Male Sharp Sunglow

Female Sharp Sunglow #3

Sold

Female Sharp Sunglow #2

Female Sharp Sunglow #1

Hypo het Sharp male.

Sold.

This is the lone 2021 Sonoran survivor from the premature litter. She's really good looking.

Was snapping some quick Boa photos while doing some spot cleaning etc.