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Miami Fest!

carol

carol

Down with the sickness
I haven't shared these with this forum yet, here are some of my favorite hatchling Miamis (everyone else is sleeping)

This one is my favorite, possible het amel and motley...

<img src="http://www.southbaydogs.com/images/UPHugeawe.JPG">

Hypo Miami with some Upper Keys blood

<img src="http://www.southbaydogs.com/images/upjanftwin.JPG">

and another

<img src="http://www.southbaydogs.com/images/upjanmtwin.JPG">

a Don S. impersonation shot...not my hands btw hee hee

<img src="http://www.southbaydogs.com/images/upjanmtwin2.JPG">


Thanks for looking!
 
Hey Carol,

Now I really am getting excited for this upcoming breeding season!! Thanks for the pics!! G, how many do you think you will be able to keep this year?

Take Care!!
Warren C.
 
Carol

you still have my address right? just go ahead and send them cod - I LOVE the second on, it has the features we spoke about on the phone, like very little color in between the sadlles -

all are exceptional miamis
 
:eek: Those be some awesome looking corns

Just a question, how come some miamis have dull grey not even silver looking backgrounds, and some have awesome white/silver backgrounds like yours? What genetic make-up causes that super white/silver + bright red saddle combo?

-13mur 6
 
I wish I knew! :D
Even if both parents have that knockout silver, you can still end up with some of those tan babies. The ones I posted are some of the best out of about 40 Miami line babies I produced. I still got some brown saddled/tan background babies from the same clutches The very top Miami was a result of breeding a Hypo Miami male AND a Milksnake Phase Motley male to a Crimson female. Not very many of the Milksnake Phase Motleys sperm got though, I only got two non-Crimsons.(Simon has the other one) This year I am going to introduce only the Milk Mot to try and recreate some more.
The other babies do have some Upper Keys in them, which made the whole clutch very different. I almost sold the ones above because they were SO BROWN when they were little. A cold snap came and I decided to keep them over the winter, and boy did they change! Not all of them though, here is a pic of a full sister to the ones on the bottom. Her saddles are more orange and her background is even more gold than the pic shows(flash washed it out a bit) I am keeping her for her pattern. :)
And Thank You for everyone's compliments!
 

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Wow

Those are beautiful kids. You produce some really pretty Miamis.
I bet your glad you kept them to see such a change:D
 
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