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A few new additions

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adsclarke

UK Corn Enthusiast
Well, it turns out that I just can't curb the addiction! So there are a few new snakes kicking around here since Hamm last weekend.

Sorry for the poor pics, just wanted to get some for the records.

Here are the hatchlings (they are all tiny as they are second clutchers)

Granite ph lava, charcoal, amel:
granite1.jpg

granite2.jpg


Lava ph diffused, charcoal, anery, amel - This girl has such an awsome pattern on her!
lava1.jpg

lava2.jpg


Charcoal Motley:
charmot.jpg

charmot2.jpg


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Oooooo...!!!

What a lovely pattern on that Lava Aztec. Yep, I'd call it an aztec and I think she's a good one too!

I really hope the Granite male proves his hets one day. Because if I'd had to bet, I'd say in those pics he definitely looks like he's het. Lava and Charcoal. :)

Gorgeous additions! Congrats!
I just wonder whether I met you at Hamm by accident or not... :D
 
Beautiful, beautiful snakes! That Granite is simply gorgeous! I love how dark his first half is. I hope everyone's gets prove out for you. I'd soooo love to see Lava Granites and Lava Pewters! :)
 
Thanks guys

I wasn't at Hamm Marinneli :( would have been nice to meet you!

It is possible that the granite is also homozygous for charcoal as well, she looks like she might be. Only breeding will tell I guess!

Cheers
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adsclarke said:
Thanks guys

I wasn't at Hamm Marinneli :( would have been nice to meet you!

It is possible that the granite is also homozygous for charcoal as well, she looks like she might be. Only breeding will tell I guess!

Cheers
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I was going to say that the granite had very dark eyes from what I can see, so you may be right about the homo charcoal ;)

That lava has a really whacky pattern, I like! Congrats on all the beautiful new additions! :D
 
Gorgeous babies. The granite is particularly nice & the lava's pattern is really excellent.
 
Beeeeautiful, Ads! And an excellent demonstration of why I dare not go into Reps+ for at least a fortnight after Hamm!!
 
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