I took this pic for someone on another forum that was wanting to see how an Axanthic Pinstripe progresses. I have been working with VPI Axanthics since 2004 and have never been able to really capture the colors of these animals. However, I had an idea today, and thought I would give it a try. This may be one of the most realistic representations of Axanthics that I have ever captured on digital media.

Below is a picture of 4 2010 VPI Axanthics. The animal in the back is a plain VPI Axanthic. The animal on the left is a Pastel VPI Axanthic, to it's right is a VPI Axanthic Pinstripe and on the right is my VPI Axanthic Enchi girl.

I hope you enjoy the pic.


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Tim and Monica Bailey
Bailey & Bailey Reptiles

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