Salmon Harlequin X Salmon Harlequin



Didn't go so well... maybe the boa gods were telling me I should be baking sweet potato pies instead... lol













She held them a little long, then had them rather quickly...



Here's a still born 'normal'









Two of the three were salmons, and likely supers, in my opinion!











Closeup of one immediately after birth









and the other...











They look almost identical to Mom, Dad and Uncle Salmon Harley!





and see that weird greyish stripe running along their sides?

That's that 'pastel stripe' i've mentioned many times... That area lightens up and then colors up drastically as they mature.

Pastel'ish qualities are one of the charecteristics typical of Harlequins.











So, I believe the adults were F2, making these F3. Guess i'll have to raise them and make some F4's! Isn't that where the patternless boas showed up?!





Thanks for looking!



Joe Rollo - Bci Joe
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Thanks and take care - Joe Rollo

'Tis not the stongest of the species that will eventually survive, nor the most intelligent, but the one most responsive to change' Charles Darwin

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