Originally posted by
Joejr14
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Hypos het lavender are nothing 'special', and the price will reflect that.
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This is your opinion & it reflects this 'morphs' general availability in the U.S., however, judging by the popularity of the hatchlings - selling out in record time in '05 - the Lavender gene is not so prolific here in the U.K.
Princess Is quite correct in her assessment of prices & I do not wish to go into detail here, however, quotations on some of the more elusive 'morphs' can be rather exorbitant dependent upon the country of orgin.
Originally posted by
Marcel Poots
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And about the genes being available overthere I know what you talk about. In 2003 I bought my first Lavender. I bought them from Marc Vervest from belgium.
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Yes, Marcel I too have some stock imported from Marc........a pair of Opals who present with the beautiful pinks & orange that is so desirable in the cultivar. They will be sufficiently mature for 2007 breedings.
The Hypomelanistic Lavender male who has produced the het. hatchlings will come into his own in 2007 when he will be mated to a number of interesting Lavender & Opal females.
He is, without a doubt, going to be the 'spearhead' of many projects in our Collection.