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Justyn
at Mon Aug 15 06:07:02 2005 [ Email Message ] [ Show All Posts by Justyn ]
Sorry for the bad pics, they don't really show the true colors, but I'll explain. The Fuego is a light yellow ball python very similar to the "fire" and Amir's co-dom hypo. The founding male was imported as a hatchling in 2003 and exhibited abberant coloration. He has a clear belly, light eyes, jungle patterning, light head, small amount of blushing, extremly pale yellow coloration, and large amounts of reduced patterning towards his tail. I expect him to prove co-dom and he male be compatible with other lines. He was bred to several females this year (including the Anery), resulting in 4 Fuego's, 1 cross, and 5 co-dom Anery's.
The hatchling Fuego's came out better then expected. I wish I could get true pics of their coloration, my flash keeps taking out most of it. They are a bright orange, reduced tails, clear belly's, light head, light eyes, extremely clean pattern, light head, blushing, and an abberant pattern. The should pale out over the next coming months.
The co-dom Anery's, they are not the most abberant of hatchlings, no more then a yellow-belly is. They do however show a very high degree of "flames" going up their sides and a very interesting belly. They do not match any ball python I've seen, but are not that interesting in their own right. I'll bred the cross male back to the mother next year, it should be interesting.
As for the cross, wow! He popped out bright pink and yellow, extremely clean sides, jungle pattern, reduced head, clear belly, etc.
>>I cannot tell the difference between any of those snakes, they all look normal except the adult "anery" and I have seen many snakes that light but it is nice...What's a fuego ball? Really those other snakes look very normal.....just my two cents, good luck with them i guess
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Justyn Miller
Intense Herpetoculture
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RE: Where are the morphs? - Justyn, Mon Aug 15 06:07:02 2005