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another bloodred breeding

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mike panic

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this was her last breeding for this season. Hopefully they took. The male is a nice Bloodred het for Amel with the weird bleaching of his borders. It should make an interesting project. I have the Male Type A Anery Bloodred with an Anery motley as well, but its not going as good(yet). He is trying but she has been fighting him off still. Hopefully it will go and both pairs will make an excellent bloodred/motley project. Thanks
 

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Great project Mike. I am expecting eggs soon from same project (Bloodred male het Amel X Amel Motley).. I hope to get some Amels.. I will keep them all ;)
 
Nice projects~

I too hope that you'll be able to get some of those amel bloodred motleys or even anery bloodred motley!!

Nice pair!
 
Congrats Mike!

I have 3.3 F1 bloodred x amel motley babies from last year, and I am excited about watching them all grow. There are three normal th babies and 5 amel dhs. Can't WAIT!!!

This year I have a pewter in with an amel motley and a banded motley. Those QHs ought to bring LOTS of surprises!
 
sounds great

I love pewters and belive it or not, they have eluded my collection for years now. Either everytime I have the cash for a pair, I cant find a good one, or when I find a good one, Im fresh out of money. The bottom line I think is, they're arent too many of them around in collections really. I would love to see a Motley Pewter though. Best of luck.
 
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