You are right about it being Ben's line. There is a lot of potential in this line. So far, it has produced orangebellies, ivories, ultra ivories, paradox ivory, and graphite. I was lucky enough to get a trio of orangebelly siblings of the paradox, as well as one of the graphites.

Orangebelly female:


In this pic, you can see that she is truly a yellowbelly type, and can see some of the orange color in the belly. My camera skills do not do her justice. At 500g, her belly has more orange than it did when I got her.



Here is the graphite. Tough to capture his true color, still working on my camera skills. Also, like his father, he is maturing into his graphite color with every shed.






Derek

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• orange belly? - reedsdragons08, Sun Jan 4 15:58:06 2009
• RE: orange belly? - brianlovescheese, Sun Jan 4 16:12:12 2009
• RE: orange belly? - reedsdragons08, Sun Jan 4 16:16:53 2009
• RE: orange belly? - toshamc, Sun Jan 4 16:23:55 2009
• You are correct! And pics..... - cfr, Sun Jan 4 17:07:10 2009
• RE: orange belly? - brianlovescheese, Sun Jan 4 16:24:15 2009
• RE: orange belly? - toshamc, Sun Jan 4 16:28:07 2009
• RE: orange belly? - brianlovescheese, Sun Jan 4 16:35:37 2009
• RE: orange belly? - reedsdragons08, Sun Jan 4 16:39:45 2009
• The scoop - bsr inc, Sun Jan 4 17:45:15 2009
• RE: The scoop - brianlovescheese, Sun Jan 4 18:02:48 2009
• RE: The scoop - cfr, Sun Jan 4 18:04:35 2009
• Ben's Orange Bellies - kinderman, Sun Jan 4 19:08:25 2009