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New Year's babies part II

Not sure about these. Here is the original pairing Honey (Het Amel) X Striped Lavender (Het Anery)
So the f2s bred and I got these two Sunkissed....somethings.The parents would have been 50% PH Anery. Not sure If they are Sunkissed Aneries or Caramel Orchids???
 

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You COULD send me that charcoal stripe.. As a gift? For the new year. Would save me a minimum of 6 years. ;)


Awesome stuff..... As usual.
 
steve roylance said:
Not sure about these. Here is the original pairing Honey (Het Amel) X Striped Lavender (Het Anery)
So the f2s bred and I got these two Sunkissed....somethings.The parents would have been 50% PH Anery. Not sure If they are Sunkissed Aneries or Caramel Orchids???
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WOW, very nice project Steve !! Fingers are crossed for ya !!

Walter
:crazy02:BOUT' CORNS !!
 
5 Star Serpents said:
Love that lighter one!!
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Thanks Terri! Me too :)
multicorn said:
I know it's very early but those SK look very caramel based Steve..!!!! so could be :dancer:
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I'm leaning that way also.
rich333 said:
You COULD send me that charcoal stripe.. As a gift? For the new year. Would save me a minimum of 6 years. ;)

Awesome stuff..... As usual.
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OK, What's your address?? LOL! Thanks!!!!
Walter Smith said:
WOW, very nice project Steve !! Fingers are crossed for ya !!

Walter
:crazy02:BOUT' CORNS !!
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Thank you Walter!
 
steve roylance said:
Not sure about these. Here is the original pairing Honey (Het Amel) X Striped Lavender (Het Anery)
So the f2s bred and I got these two Sunkissed....somethings.The parents would have been 50% PH Anery. Not sure If they are Sunkissed Aneries or Caramel Orchids???
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Congrats Steve! That is one "bizarre-cool" looking snake.

Take care!

Orlando
 
steve roylance said:
The more I look at them, the more I'm thinking Caramel Orchids. Maybe I'll have a better idea after they shed.
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I tell ya Steve, I've looked at them quite a few times and the one on the right in the last pic. sure looks like it could be.

Walter
:crazy02:BOUT' CORNS !!
 
Steve,

Yeah, I think the one on the right in the photo with both hatchlings looks like it might very well be a caramel orchid. The other one looks like a really pretty sunkissed anery. One question though, are you sure the striped lavender isn't also homo anery? She sure is grey to me...but then again I'm stupid colorblind!
 
Mitchell Mulks said:
Steve,

Yeah, I think the one on the right in the photo with both hatchlings looks like it might very well be a caramel orchid. The other one looks like a really pretty sunkissed anery. One question though, are you sure the striped lavender isn't also homo anery? She sure is grey to me...but then again I'm stupid colorblind!
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Thanks for the input Mitch! Yeah, she's definitely only Het Anery. I bred her to an Ultramel Anery this year and got SOME normals.
 
Wow, how did I miss this thread for almost a week? 24 pages and I anticipated each click of the mouse to the next page. Amazing animals Steve.
 
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