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RE: FR, seriously...

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Posted by: FR at Tue Dec 20 09:02:23 2011  [ Report Abuse ] [ Email Message ] [ Show All Posts by FR ]  
   

Hi Justin,

That flavi is a orange normal, unlike those two beautiful flavis you posted. Those are starting to be what I poorly named reverse flavis, as you can see the black is gathering into black dots. The one above is lacking black and those black spots.

Now that your hatching these fellas, you will see a huge variation in color and pattern.

I wish I would have kept more like the one in this picture. As its an extremely nice normal pattern, normal being like the original adults.

One of the adult females I am working now has the pattern like the baby pictured. It grew up to be a very nice adult. Cheers


   

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