The first is a patternless phase animal and the second is a garden phase... Enjoy the comparrison and pics.
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Matt Lerer
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A couple of different 'Tigers'
ghireptiles
Mar 08, 2006 08:07 PM
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RonW
Mar 16, 2006 08:00 AM
Bit of a contradiction here, a patternless animal with a tiger pattern? Yep, you can clearly see its a tiger due to the faint PATTERN, so not really patternless is it? Nice animals BTW, wouldn't mind one myself.
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>>Matt Lerer
>>'Ghi Reptiles'
>>'Ghi Arboreals'
ghireptiles
Mar 16, 2006 07:00 PM
"Bit of a contradiction here, a patternless animal with a tiger pattern? Yep, you can clearly see its a tiger due to the faint PATTERN, so not really patternless is it? Nice animals BTW, wouldn't mind one myself."
I would still call it a patternless tiger because the others all have pattern 'besides' the tiger striping. If there was no striping it would just be a patternless amazon...not that it wouldn't be cool enough that way but I dig the stripes too.
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Matt Lerer
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