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This is the result from my Maricopa County Green Sonorans bred to an albino Sonoran. All of the babies look much the same and all have a green cast to them though the pic doesn't really show it. I see lime green albinos in the future! To me they look hypoish as well. I'd be interested in others opinions. Thanks to all and take care!
Jeremy
SHADE TREE EXOTICS
Very nice snakes, the Sonoran is my fave. Can you post a pic of the green adult? Thanks Tom Stevens
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TomsSnakes.com
I have several other pics on my website but this is the only one that I've ever been able to get to show the green. In real life there is no use your imagination, they are green. Very neat! Thanks and take care!
Jeremy
Shade Tree Exotics
That is a great picture, I just can't get over the colors on that sonoran. My green x hypo eggs went bad that Jason and I were working with so we will have to wait until next year to see what is going on with the green one here.
Have a good one Jeremy,
Gregg
>>I have several other pics on my website but this is the only one that I've ever been able to get to show the green. In real life there is no use your imagination, they are green. Very neat! Thanks and take care!
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>>Jeremy
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>>Shade Tree Exotics
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Gregg F.
Great looking snake. I wondering if the green will show up in the Amels. I think a Hypo gene would intensensify the green a lot more then any other morph.
Nice snakes Jeremy
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