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Caramel Lavender
- Thread starter Kim_Hansson
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ForkedTung
Serpent Mound Monk
Hey Rich, it's Amberders.
Actually Carol wouldn't it be HyAmberders? lol
Nope, cause the "Amber" part already includes the Hypo. Ya, I've thought it out. :laugh: Reminds me of the Pink Panther movie every time. Damberger!
Hey don't laugh, if "Snopal" can make it.... :duck:J/K
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ForkedTung
Serpent Mound Monk
Yep, forgot about that!:duck: Snopal sounds like a peanuts character...
Hey Rich, it's Amberders.
You mean, like "I'll gladly pay you Tuesday for an Amberder today?" :laugh:
Susan
Go Ahead, Make My Day!
:rofl::roflmao::roflmao:
Tom Tuttle
Fightin the C
I think I might have me 5 or six of that males offspring from the year before Tom.. All of them look like Caramels and possible ambers.. Beats me..
Unfortuantly from another clutch with the adult male Tom had, this guy came out, and due to some heat circumstances we lost him.. He had a bad kink right out of the egg..
Sort of made me cranky to have lost a chance to get some kick butt progressions of him.. My best guess, he might have been a lavender charcoal..
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I have another group that is 100% het hypo, caramel and lavender not related to the above.. Not sure when they will be bred but time will tell..
Regards.. Tim of T and J
Tim,
Thanks for posting the photos! I have a few from my clutch that resemble the one you lost. I'll try to get some new pics. There are some older pics in my album.
It'll be exciting to see what you get from breeding your unrelated group. Any plans to cross any to the other group?:shrugs:
stephen
corn breeder
Hypo Amber Lavender
I like Lambers it kinda rolls off the tongue nicely :laugh:
I might produce some Hypo Amber Lavender Motleys this year, that should be a fun project. The funny thing is, the projects that seem not very interesting to me usually makes the coolest looking animals! Like the Crimson Lavenders,I thought I was going to wholeasale them all off until the eggs started hatching!
I like Lambers it kinda rolls off the tongue nicely :laugh:
I might produce some Hypo Amber Lavender Motleys this year, that should be a fun project. The funny thing is, the projects that seem not very interesting to me usually makes the coolest looking animals! Like the Crimson Lavenders,I thought I was going to wholeasale them all off until the eggs started hatching!
Kim_Hansson
New member
Hey Rich, about your adult hypo lavender ambers, are you planning on breeding them this year?
Regards//Kim H, Sweden
Regards//Kim H, Sweden
Probably. But it depends. Last year I just ran out of steam and time to breed all the eligible pairs. This year may be worse because of extenuating circumstances......
I'm trying to get all my ducks in a row for this season, but those little rascals are running all over the place and won't line up for me.... :laugh:
Eriathiel
Short and Sweet
Carol, I had planned on testing him to a charcoal. Unfortunately that didn't happen. He never went back on feed after breeding last year and passed away
BTW Yours is amazing! Imho it's what the peach may look like if it was hypo. :shrugs:
Here is a photo of Rich Humes peach as an adult.Imho It looks as though it is expressing both lavender & caramel.
I have to agree with you - it looks like its expressing lavender and caramel. Not that I know much about corn genetics yet
But I did want to say, that is one beautiful snake.
Kim_Hansson
New member
Okay, sounds good Rich!
Of course, I am more than willing to buy one of your adult pairs as well! I have one or two snakes from you here already, through Patrick Doran. Great snakes!
Of course, I am more than willing to buy one of your adult pairs as well! I have one or two snakes from you here already, through Patrick Doran. Great snakes!
