Recent content by Kris

Allright, let's refresh your memories. Here's mom: Yup, she's a bloodred. Here's Dad: He's a guy I bought from Darren Boyd, Reptile Rainforest, as being het for Volcano. Also to note,this is what he looked like as a youngun' and here's a shot of his belly: Note the belly checks...

Some of you might remember a heated debate a couple years ago about someone up here in Canada breeding what he called Volcano corns. He claims that the original specimen was wild caught, and simply exhibited extremely high amount of red coloration, but was never deemed to be part of a bloodred...

These guys finally shed a couple days ago... Looks like they're definitely amels, but with some really awesome colouring... Of course, they're both males... *sigh* and here's the other one... Thanks for looking! Kris in mtl.

Here's the scoop: Mom: Amel proven het anery Dad: Hypo proven het Anery Clutch: 12 normals, 3 amels, 1 snow, 2 "oddballs" No aneries, no hypos. Any guesses? closer pic... And here's an amel from the same clutch for color ref. I won't be online again until next tuesday, but by then...

I have a lavender het anery and a hypo het anery that I'm breeding this year, intending to produce hypo lavs. My question is, in the F2, when those ghost lavenders pop out, what will I be looking at? Will I be looking at purplish ghosts, regular looking ghosts with the lav masked, or a hypo...

Hi guys, I haven't posted here before, but I stop in and browse all the pics quite often... I thought maybe I could get some insight from you. I bought this lavender female back in the spring, and at the time she seemed fine, but suddenly developed this spinal kink just above her cloaca. I was...