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Hey Everyone and welcome to the Criss Karver Channel!
Today I'm posting a little 'Tiff' between Mom and Dad convict fish.

Last night the mother convict began EATING all of the new eggs she just laid!! During the process of consuming the unborn... Father convict became very agitated and started fighting with the Mom! Now... the morning after... Father Convict refuses to let Mother Convict visit with her present babies and chases her off any chance he gets!

So now, the question I need to ask myself is... should I take both fish out? The parents I mean...

Should I let nature take it's course?

Help me decide this won't you?

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What is this ball python?

Hey Everyone! Okay, so this is the first year I paired my Pastel Trick male to my Pinstripe female. Now, I am very familiar with the outcomes of this clutch but when I saw some of these babies I had to notify the breeder of the Pastel Trick Gary Leisen. He was caught off guard as well!

So the first snake out of the egg died and it was a cheetah ball python (exactly what I was trying to get) But what happened next was just jaw dropping (at least for me).

I had to make this video to get some advice from all of you. What is this ball python morph??? Please comment below and thanks for watching!

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Hey Everyone! Welcome to the Criss Karver Channel where I primarily deal with fish and snakes.
Today I'm going to show you the first couple of signs that your fish are breeding ... or nesting.

In this video, my black convict fish are in the mood for love! Now, even though we will not see any eggs, the sure signs of breeding are very clear!

When fish choose a nesting area the first thing you will notice is the other fish. Yes!! When the other fish look crowded on one side of the fish tank, it's a pretty clear sign that someone is nesting nearby.

In this case... my convicts! They have set up a nesting sight on the left side of the fish tank and are defending it. When they lay eggs, you will normally see just on of the parents as the other is 'fanning' the eggs and watching for predators.

This is a quick video of the signs of breeding and if these eggs hatch there will be a follow up for you!

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