Bloodred Tessera development

[Daniel Wakefield]

Just wanted to take some photos of my Tesseras to show you how they are developing.

Bloodred Tessera female (het Charcoal)

Tessera male (het Bloodred Charcoal)

Thanks for looking!

 

[Nanci]

So beautiful! I hope I can make one this year

 

[LRDJ]

Both outstanding but the first one TOPS..... Thanks for sharing!

Orlando

 

[jcdrgnfly]

Gorgeous!

If you get any Charcoal or Pewter Tessera females when you breed them, add me to the wait list

 

[Daniel Wakefield]

Thanks, guys!

Gorgeous!

If you get any Charcoal or Pewter Tessera females when you breed them, add me to the wait list

It'll be a while, but I'll be posting updates and breeding photos once they are old enough......check back with me then!

 

[Nanci]

Random thought. You see how your bloodred girl has the side "pattern" (more like a lack of pattern, like a 'diffused' tessera pattern) going all the way to her central stripe? I wonder if that means she also has the pied gene. Because it is my observation that bloodreds/diffuseds that are pied have the completely clear (or nearly so) side patterns, as opposed to non-pied bloodreds/diffuseds that have the side pattern/"poor diffusion."

Is she from known pied lines?

 

[Daniel Wakefield]

Random thought. You see how your bloodred girl has the side "pattern" (more like a lack of pattern, like a 'diffused' tessera pattern) going all the way to her central stripe? I wonder if that means she also has the pied gene. Because it is my observation that bloodreds/diffuseds that are pied have the completely clear (or nearly so) side patterns, as opposed to non-pied bloodreds/diffuseds that have the side pattern/"poor diffusion."

Is she from known pied lines?

Not that I'm aware of, but I can check with Katia from Squamish Serpents, since she produced her. If she is Pied, that would be fantastic because I have a Hypo Bloodred male from Pied lines that I would love to breed to her!

 

[BlackBear123]

They're both beautiful, but I really love that male. It almost looks like someone braided some fine string together to make his back pattern.

 

[SquamishSerpents]

No known Pied lines here! You'd have to ask John Finsterwald, lol. Giving ya the run around, hey Daniel!