I am considering getting a few. But I don't think I have ever seen adults. Anyone have any pics of interesting info to share...lets see em.
cheers
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I am considering getting a few. But I don't think I have ever seen adults. Anyone have any pics of interesting info to share...lets see em.
cheers
frigin typos!
Here is one of mine.

PS - On my monitor it looks bone white but that is not the case. It's actually kind of a wierd off yellow color that almost looks greenish.
...or any of the other hypos originateing from the central valley region. I know that many of the hypo morphs are not compatible, but I was wondering if the merker line is the same gene mutation as any of the others?
I do not know anyone that has done that cross but I have also seen BEB's in person and they are very different.
1) The BEB's clearly have ruby eyes, the Merker's eyes are quite alot darker although sometimes in just the right light I can see a hint of ruby although it is so little sometimes I think it's just my imagination.
2) The Merker's tend to develop pale centers to the brown scales leading to a "granite" effect when they get older, the BEB's dot not.
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