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Some 2011 hatchlings.
- Thread starter JoannaD
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JoannaD
Formerly known as jodu
I finally had a chance to breed my very yellow ultramel male to an amel motley het caramel female. I won him in a photo competition years ago. He was poss het motely, hypo and caramel. Well he is definitely not het motley or caramel. But he produced really orange/brown ultramels this time around. Even the amels seem more brown than I am used to.
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MotleyMedusa7
lovin' my sweet corns
great looking babies! congrats 
I like motley #3 best! also,the last baby looks like it will have some nice borders
I like motley #3 best! also,the last baby looks like it will have some nice borders
MotleyMedusa7
lovin' my sweet corns
ooops looks like I commented before u got done adding pics,I meant the last amel looks like it will have nice borders,nice anery lavender,btw
Susan
Go Ahead, Make My Day!
They are all terrific hatchlings! I think I like the second pewter and the ultramel the best, but it's just by a fraction! Is there some banded heritage in those motleys? If not, you're so close to having banded motleys that just choosing the best and pairing them, you'll have some real stunners!
JoannaD
Formerly known as jodu
Susan thanks. The grandmother was a banded amel mot. I have since sold her but her granddaughter is one of my 2009 keepers because the orange in between her saddles is so different in real life. Here are two photos one from last year and one from this year. The difference in color is related to the photo and the lighting. She has not changed!
