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Here are some updated pics of the anery stripe. He's a little chunky in the pics....I just fed him 3 fuzzies. Let me know what you think. I have 11 eggs cooking from the same pair and she's bred again.

Thanks
Brandon Osborne

Wow.

That is gorgeous.
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Peter Jolles
East Coast Colubrids
www.eastcoastcolubrids.com

Thanks Peter! I couldn't have said it better, but the colors are much better in person.....and it keeps getting better.

Brandon Osborne

...should be put down...down...as in down to Tampa FL!
:Mark
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Surrender Dorothy!

www.crimsonking.funtigo.com

When I win the lottery I plan on getting one of those from you! LOL!
-Phil

That is absolutly wickedly good looking. I don't have the words right now. Speechless.

For Keith and Rainer????

That snake is INSANE looking!!!

Whatever you're doing to produce those, KEEP DOING IT!!!

//Todd

That thing is just too cool, hope you produce some more this season. Tom Stevens
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TomsSnakes.com

One of the best looking new morphs I have seen. Well not really a new "morph" but the combo axanthic trait with the goini is incredible. Truly a gem of herpetoculture.

One of the great things about it is that it will keep getting better all the time. Watch the timeline on this one! I guess it is striped, I don’t care what anybody says, they are usually male too! Eventually the patternless will be bred into everything, and I say that is a very good thing. Can you see the albinos, whitesided, and snows, oh my!

I agree totally. I've only seen one striped female....and she was the origin of this project. She passed away last year from an extremely large egg stuck in the oviduct. I do have another female that is semi-patternless. I'll post pics soon.

Thanks
Brandon Osborne

Is he pure goini?
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Mike
KingPin Reptiles Inc.
www.freewebs.com/mikesnake
Updated 7/10
www.captivebredforum.com

read the title once more. It says Goini "X". It's 3rd generation offspring from goini X anery/axanthic brooksi. I've never tried passing it off as pure Goini....although I probably could have.

Thanks again.
Brandon Osborne

I figured the X stood for something... But I also figured it wouldn't hurt to ask.
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Mike
KingPin Reptiles Inc.
www.freewebs.com/mikesnake
Updated 7/10
www.captivebredforum.com

Thanks for all the kind comments. The eggs have about a month to go, but I'll post pics of what hatches. I'll get new pics of the patternless orange when it shed.

Sulfur Brooksi are on the way too!!!!.....and not lavenders, although they are pos. hets.

Thanks again.
Brandon Osborne

WOW what a beauty ! Hopefully the brooksi in it doesnt fade that stripe too much as its an awesome contrast. Thanks for posting.

Keith
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I know how you are about crossing ssp., so I really appreciate your input. As far as the contrast of the stripe goes, in my experience even the pure striped animals will have a faded stripe as adults. I've had several over the years and they always speckle out. Regardless, this snake is still going to be a bombshell as an adult.

BTW, I just sexed the patternless hatchling......it's a male as suspected.

Thanks again.
Brandon Osborne

I'm neither Keith nor Rainer, but I looked anyway. Congratulations on a lot of excellent--and quite rewarding--work (and also on your engagement).

That is one beautiful animal.

Steve

I greatly appreciate the comments and kind words from all of you. I never thought this snake would get the praise it's recieved on this forum....being it's a cross. I'll be posting more pics as the next clutch hatches. Let's hope for lots of anerys. The first 2 clutches of 23 only produced 2 anerys and the other wasn't as spectacular. We'll see what happens in the next 5 years. Wish me luck.

Thanks again.
Brandon Osborne