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Vanishing pattern...
- Thread starter DAND
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Roy Munson
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DAND said:
I don't know what that means, but that's a waaaay cool group of hatchlings. :cheers:
simple_minded
New member
DAND said:
Whoaa Ive never seen one of those before!!! That's so awesome! How long has this gene been around? I dunno why I've seen anything like that more around here...
Roy Munson
New member
Not unknown, but I needed my memory refreshed.DAND said:
Kathy Love mentions them, and has a photograph of one in her most recent guide. I've seen so little about them that they went right out of my mind until you posted that photo. It's a great look.
Tom Tuttle
Fightin the C
DAND said:
Hmmm That's news to me. I know a few people with sunspots, so far they haven't produced any. :shrugs:
mvervest
New member
I see you use a picture of Halloffamereptiles .DAND said:
It doesn't hurt ME , but it is not allowed to use pics from others without permission , just to inform you .
I hope to breed them next year and will see what happens on the reproduction of the "sunspots" .
I attach mine to show the sunspots if you don't mind
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TripleMoonsExotic
I <3 Stripes!
Is it possible a cube-stripe (as it obviously produced Stripes)?
DAND
New member
mvervest said:
As opposed to posting an outside link (which I know Rich would rather have done) I merely posted a pic to provide information and to answer a question. If Jeff has a problem with me posting the pic (which I highly doubt he would) it can always be removed. Though your claim of "it is not allowed to use pics from others without permission" could be (and has been) debated.
mvervest said:
If I did mind would you then remove your pics? :nyah:
TripleMoonsExotic
I <3 Stripes!
Yes, that's not unusual for Cubes.
El Jefe
Mark 16:18
Yeah, these are not from me. I am assuming they are from Jeff Risher of Hall of Fame Reptiles. That is where I got much of my founding stock. In my experience they have not been the easiest to get to thrive. When I did vanishing pattern to vanishing pattern my offspring were weak and were a major pain to keep going...much like the original lavas. But, outcross them and the F1's thrive very well...again...much like the original lavas. Perhaps my problem was I got in very early and got some of the closely related stock? :shrugs: I don't know.
However, that being said, I have managed to outcross them to many of the other color morphs. This next year should prove for me whether the vanishing pattern look can be outcrossed and then recovered. Here is a few I produced this year and one of my adult anery vanishing pattern animals.
However, that being said, I have managed to outcross them to many of the other color morphs. This next year should prove for me whether the vanishing pattern look can be outcrossed and then recovered. Here is a few I produced this year and one of my adult anery vanishing pattern animals.
