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This little one is fresh out of the egg. Not only is it the first Bredls X Coastals in North America (not a huge feat really) but it is also a Jaguar! I can't wait to see how these babies look as they grow. Right out of the egg, they look fantastic!
Hope ya like!

-Yasser

Hybrid Haven

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Very nice, please keep us posted with fresh pics as the neonate changes colors. Yasser, do you still breed Barnecks? If you have anything available shoot me an email.
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Frank Roberts
R&R Herpetological Frank Roberts & John Rodriguez
Roberts'Realm of Reptile Research

That is a very cool snake you've got there, Mr. Yasser!

It looks so good now, i can only imagine what it might look like in a year or 2...

Thanks for posting.
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- Joe Farah

http://www.milehighreptile.com/

I didn't realize that no one had crossed coastals with bredlis before. Congrats on being the first. Even if you don't thinks its a big deal -its still pretty cool. It helps us to understand how centralians are related to the other carpets a little bit better.
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- Joe Farah

http://www.milehighreptile.com/

man i love it!!!
i posted a message on your forum a couple of months back about bredli hybrids and that one youve got their is what i was seeing in my head just i would like to see it will a lot more red from the bredli.
congrats and hopefully it will gain some red with age
adam(2)
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hybrid breeders association
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0.1 mbk
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imagine the head that thing will have as an adult....bet it will almost look like it has "shoulders" LOL Great job & please keep us posted on it's change.

Horridus