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I bred these 2 together in 2004. I kept 1.3 of the babies and sold the rest. I will be breeding this group to each other this year.
I will get albinos, lavenders, normals, hets, and hopefully 1/16 will be a Lavender Albino (whatever that will look like LOL)
Kerby...
Right after his first shed. Definitely something different about his color. No black.
Kerby...
Lots of yellow on top and white on the sides, still no black. Still different looking. And he is double het (lavender & albino). I will be breeding him to his 3 sisters this year.
Kerby...
Man that is really cool looking Kerby, I don't recall ever seeing one quite like that, nice work. Tom Stevens
I'm hoping for more surprises with this project this year.
And I agree, a different looking cal king color. Almost grayish when a hatchling.
Kerby...
Yellow on top, white on the sides. Double het (lavender & albino)
Kerby...
Not as yellow, but still white-sided.
Kerby...
Yellow on top, white on the sides. Double het (lavender & albino)
Kerby...
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