>>"And amazingly her het son looks just like a holbrooki....and a few of her amel offspring are yellowing up......

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>>I think this occurence is exactly like how an amel tricolor's white bands (where the black is absent) turns to yellow.

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>>Banana Cal. kings hatch out yellow. These hatch out white and turn yellow."

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>>I just need to find some lavenders...You know who has any?

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>> Yes, that is very similar to how certain individuals and/or bloodlines of certain tricolors also gain TONS more yellow over time as they mature (e.g. certain amel ruthveni, amel Hondos, amel nelsoni, etc..)......likely from progressively stored carotenoids, as those always start out normally white.

>> No doubt in my mind that it is ALL holbrooki. That was very clear right from the beginning as we both know.

>> It is pretty odd how the lavender holbrooki are no longer seen in the hobby like they were years ago, but I will definitely let you know if I hear of any through the grape vine.





I had a female lavender but it escaped. She was the first snake in my 20 years of keeping them on a large scale to have escaped and never to be found.

Maybe I can talk Don Shores out of one or two....lol
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