>>I did not mean to upset you. I just see too many people get or find a new morph and totaly ruin it when they hybridize it instead of taking the opportunity to produce some nice pure blood morphs.

>>There are some speckleds in Texas that have that yellow under the black. If you look at them under bright sunlight you can see it showing as if from under the black. It tends to make the black look more brown under bright light.

>>Also there are some specs in Texas that are born with orange bellies. They tend to fade to orange/yellow with age. Those are found more often along the East Coast of TX. There are some intergrades in North Central TX with orange/yellow bellies too.

>>I think there is much still to be found from some of these localities. Eric



Eric...I'm not upset at all...It's just the thought of hybridizing irks me....LOL

I thought you thought whitewalls and lavenders were not pure holbrooki....

Also I live in South Texas and really like the East Texas Holbrooki that have crept their way down the coast down to Calhoun Co....



Thanks again for the compliment....
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John Lassiter

Poor planning and procrastination on your part does not constitute an emergency on my part...

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