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This is an anerythristic striped bloodred shown in contrast with
a normal anery striped. I was lucky enough to hatch out a pair of these this year from triple hets after breeding the parents of these for three straight years and never getting anything like these.
The mathematical odds for hatching out 2 in one clutch, then having those two be a matched pair are quite high.

These will be in Daytona this weekend. If you'd like to see them up close, stop by the Cutting Edge Herp table, #174.

Richard Hume

Can't wait to see 'em up close in Daytona. I'm dying to see their bellies.

Kudos to Vinny too. Love those ghost bloods.

Thanks for the eye candy,

Don
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Rich. Congratulations. Good work.

It looks almost powdery.
Awfully pretty.
Thanks
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Richard,

That is one morph that will definatly be on my wish list. Anery Bloodred Stripe.... WOW. Incredible. Can't wait to see adult pictures of them.

Marcel

>>This is an anerythristic striped bloodred shown in contrast with
>>a normal anery striped. I was lucky enough to hatch out a pair of these this year from triple hets after breeding the parents of these for three straight years and never getting anything like these.
>>The mathematical odds for hatching out 2 in one clutch, then having those two be a matched pair are quite high.
>>
>>These will be in Daytona this weekend. If you'd like to see them up close, stop by the Cutting Edge Herp table, #174.
>>
>>Richard Hume
>>
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Marcel Poots (Holland)
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