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Well I have a VPI snow project so I bought a nice VPI axanthic.
And I figured since I had a Lesser Platty I needed two female Mojaves
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Thanks Joe and Wes! Now I just have to wait till they shed and eat!
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RicK @ BbI
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is one of these.........
SANTA
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Bout' time old chap!
lol
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OZZYBOIDS
Oz the answer is no more than an SK line my friend. Folks have been debating this for some time. Axanthics produce a variety of different animals. Go to different sites and look at the adults of both lines. My same pair have produced light and dark axanthics.
Now the real reason I purchased one is that I have an 03 dh snow VPI line. I wanted a male VPI line to prove out albinos that are 50% chance of being het for axanthic. That is why. Perhaps I will show pictures of two girls and how different they are. Hope this will help you understand. We all have opinions........don't we? There are only a few of us who are working with both lines.
BTW I have had customers who purchased the SK line because they saw the SK snow at a show. I think that speaks for itself.
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RicK @ BbI
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That axanthic is STUNNING!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
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Dave
Thanks. Shame they do not keep it.
I love them as they hatch.
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i LOVE your axanthic!
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