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Lexcorn _ 2010 Hatchlings

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I have not been around much lately, however, here are some of the 2010 progeny with some Keepers in the mix too ;)


Pairing _ Butter Stripe h Anerythristic x Caramel Motley/Stripe h Amel:

Butter Stripe:
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Pairing _ Butter Stripe hetero Anerythristic x Caramel Motley/Stripe h Amel

Caramel Motley/Stripe hetero Amelanisitic:

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First time that we have bred these 2 kids together, not a bad result.

Lex
 
Pairing _ Lavender hetero Diffused, Stripe x Stripe hetero Diffused, Amel

FIRE STRIPE hetero Lavender:

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Another new pairing for 2010, this clutch also provided a male Bloodred Stripe hetero Lavender, will see if I can locate a photo of this sibling for y'all.

Lex
 
And remaining on the Stripe theme.

Pairing _ Lavender h Stripe, Hypo, Anery x Axanthic Butter Stripe:

ANERY STRIPE hetero Caramel, Lavender, Amel:

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One not bred here at Lexcorn, however, he's a new bloodline to continue our future breeding programme.

Produced by our good friends Adam & Debbie.

GRANITE STRIPE:

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Ya, I know, I know..........he's missing his Stripe!

Obviously some 'vanishing stripe' in the line.

Lex
 
That little granite is sweeeeeeeeeeet! I love its looks! As for the fire stripe--well, let's just say you're lucky I live WAY far away from you! LOL!
 
Quality corns again Lex! Worth waiting to see the fire stripe alone, but such a lovely selection.
 
I love all of these, specially the butter and granite stripe.

I'm def going to look for a butter stripe at the next expo near me, so cute.
 
Irish Eyes (Mrs.Z) said:
That little granite is sweeeeeeeeeeet! I love its looks! As for the fire stripe--well, let's just say you're lucky I live WAY far away from you! LOL!
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Thank ya :D

The Fire Stripe was, typically, last outta the egg so it was a long wait before we could confirm that he was what we had aimed for in the breeding!

Coming along nicely by feeding well - after a couple of false starts.

His Bloodred Stripe hetero Lavender bruv ate straight after his 1st slough which was an excellent start, therefore, we had every confidence in this chap feeding when the idea 'hit home' ;)

Cheers. Lex
 
diamondlil said:
Quality corns again Lex! Worth waiting to see the fire stripe alone, but such a lovely selection.
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Thanks J9 :cheers:

I shall see if I can up date the Fire Stripe photo, over the next few days, as he is maturing nicely.

There's more to follow as the Stripe kids just started the theme.

Lex
 
GSDlover said:
I love all of these, specially the butter and granite stripe.

I'm def going to look for a butter stripe at the next expo near me, so cute.
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Thank you,

Ya, the Butter Stripe & Granite Stripe are 2 opposite ends of the spectrum.

Each is attractive in his own way - i.e. the Stripe is strong in the Butter & the animal is becoming more & more lemon/yellow as he matures; whilst the Granite is 'missing' his Stripe somewhat, but, is obviously going to be an excellent example of the cultivar ;)

Regards. Lex
 
Pairing _ Bloodred hetero Anery ph Lava x hetero Lava, Diffused, Amel

LAVA DIFFUSED:

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This pairing proved out the young homebred male Bloodred ph Lava which will allow further projects to develop within the Breeding Programme.

Lex
 
lajes said:
The Fire striped is awesome dude.
Congrats on these stunning hatchlings!
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Thank you lajes,

Ya know, of course, because I am forever finding a reason to retain a hatchling that 'Keeper' is my middle name!

Regards. Lex
 
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