Bloodred Tessera Girl C: Probable Keeper??

[Nanci]

I can't decide!! This baby is sooooo red. She's a little spitfire, too.

 

[Nanci]

She holds still, but strikes so hard she flies away from where I've positioned her!

Thanks for looking!!

 

[vetusvates]

Lovely photographs, Nanci.

 

[dave partington]

you need to keep her for your pied scaleless palmetto cinder paradox projects.

 

[cguarino30]

Wow. What a looker. I'm hoping you keep her just so I can periodically see updates.

 

[Nanci]

Well I'm keeping a pair- it's just a tough decision! There will be 1.2 blood tesseras and 2.5 bloodroots for sale. They're ready!

 

[King Cornelius]

Any bloodred that can maintain an unbroken stripe warrants being kept! lol

*wondering*... Has anyone ever produced an unbroken stripe "Sunkissed Tessera"?

 

[Nanci]

There's one with a much better stripe than this one! They all have head to tail stripes, though.

 

[Nanci]

Terrible phone pic of blue Baby D.

 

[Nanci]

Available male Baby E, and a bloodred sister.

 

[Nanci]

They are apparently all still really resentful about being popped yesterday...

 

[King Cornelius]

There's one with a much better stripe than this one! They all have head to tail stripes, though.

Yea it seems as if its much more common with bloodreds now or maybe just genetic odds. Sunkissed on the other hand turns stripes into scrambled eggs. lol

 

[JTBelcastro]

Awesome photos, I love the foliage scenes.

 

[LRDJ]

Nanci,
You should keep them all….Nice indeed!

Take care!

Orlando

 

[Nanci]

But I like to share! I sent out the best snake I ever hatched this week. That hurt a little! The FedEx lady actually had to tackle me and take the box out of my hands...

 

[Nanci]

Awesome photos, I love the foliage scenes.

You wouldn't believe how fast she could get under those pine needles...Then when I was trying to pose her on the loquat leaves, she's strike so hard she'd fly right off the leaf!

 

[crzymom2grl2by]

I've never seen such beautiful corns. Obviously I'm new to them but haven't ever seen a striped one. That's gorgeous. Also I've never had one of mine strike. That would be bad as is be scared of them then.

 

[Nanci]

Well, they just weigh about 15-20 grams, so you'd barely notice!

And thank you. The "striped" looking ones are a gene called Tessera.