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This a yearling female Hypo that is holding on to lots of red.

This is a 2 year old male Lemke Axanthic.

That one is nice - Mikey Like it
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This is a big New England Female.

This thing is insane. I could not be happier with the way he is turning out.

!@#$%^&*,,,,,,,,thomas davis

That Flamin' Hypo Lavender is a hybino right?

Who did you get it from? Was it Terry?

Smoking snakes...

did you get my email?

I did get your email, and I will try to get some pics to you tomorrow.
Jeff

Killer snake Jeff, i meant to ask you thou what was the pairing? 2x het X 2x het? and are you 100% it's a Hypo-Lave (hybino)?

was that killer 3x het Flame used that would explain all the color...

he sure is stunning and different i just would like to know what to look for as i plan on pairing a 2x het hybino female to a 3x het male in hopes of scoring a Hybino next season...

Thanx

~Zenny
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I used a pair of double hets to produce that hybino. I plan on next year to breed that female double het to the flame triple het. Hopefully that will produce something with even more red. I also will be breeding a pair of triple hets. She is kinda small so I would be really lucky to get a hypo snow. You should be able to tell if you get a hybino. It should be completely speckled out right out of the egg. You can also look at the pattern. Hypos have that distinct pattern, some more than others, but you should at least be able to look at the crazy head pattern. I have only seen two of these, and they both had the same look. They both had that purple color between the scales.
Thanks
Jeff