8213 Wyatt Road
Broadview Heights, OH 44147
tim@thirdeyeherp.com
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Russian Rat Snake
Elaphe s. schrencki This Russian Rat Snake hatched out on June 2nd and was the first snake I produced in 2010. Click here to see another photo of this snake 
Santa Cruz Garter Snake
| Thamnophis atratus A month later, on July 2nd, a litter of 12 Santa Cruz Garter Snakes were born. Click here to see the babies with their parents A pair of baby Santa Cruz Garter Snakes 
Reverse Okeetee Corn Snake
| Pantherophis guttatus On July 28th Corn Snakes started hatching. Here's the first clutch out - 18 babies. Click here to see a newly hatched baby A Zigzag Reverse Okeetee at 4 months of age A High-Orange Reverse Okeetee at 4 months of age 
Striped Ghost Corn Snake
| Pantherophis guttatus Three days later a clutch of 20 Striped Ghost Corns hatched. Click here to see a Striped Motley Ghost Corn Click here to see another crazy Motley Ghost Corn Click here to see a Vanishing Pattern Ghost Corn Click here to see a Broken Striped Ghost Corn 
Snow Honduran Milksnake
| Lampropeltis triangulum hondurensis On August 17 the Honduran Milk Snakes started hatching - this clutch had albinos and snows. Click here to see a Snow Honduran Milk Snake Click here to see another Snow Honduran Click here to see an Albino Honduran Milk Snake Click here to see another Albino Honduran 
Baird's Rat Snake
| Elaphe bairdi On August 18th I hatched out my first Baird's Rat Snakes ever. Click here to see another pic Click here to see a group photo 
Mexican Black King Snake
| Lampropeltis getula nigrita Mexican Black Kings hatched on September 6th. 
Hypo Tangerine Honduran Milksnake
| Lampropeltis triangulum hondurensis My first hypo Honduran in 2010 hatched out a week later. 
Albino Honduran Milksnake
| Lampropeltis triangulum hondurensis September is "prime time" for hatching Hondurans - these "high white" albinos hatched out next. Click here to an albino Honduran Click here to another albino Honduran 
Hypo Tricolor Honduran Milksnake
| Lampropeltis triangulum hondurensis In mid-September I left town for a long weekend. My final clutch, Tri-color Hypomelanistic Hondurans, was just starting to hatch. Click here to see another pic Click here to see one more pic 
Ghost Honduran Milksnake
| Lampropeltis triangulum hondurensis The season ended with a nice surprise - mixed in with the last clutch of Tri-color Hypo Hondurans was this - my first ever Ghost Honduran. |
