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Just showcasing some of the morphs that myself and friends are working on. The adult animals are breeding now. Maybe we can get some new cool stuff out there.

photos will be reposted if any errors occur.

Those look awesome!! Have you proved them out? Do you have some more pics of them? Last one is hard to see it's a little blurry. Good luck with them!!
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Louie

Are the genetics proven? Are they Rec, Dom, or co-dom?

Looks really good
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Best regards

Mark

Don't know yet. All of the offspring looked similar to the mother in color but nothing like most western hognoses I have seen from any locale or collection. Several had 2 or 3 less blotches than thier siblings. Others have very clean patterns with no dark flecks between blotches or on thier sides. Hope to get eggs this year and see. Of 10 f1's, there are still 5.2.

What is the name of the morph in the first photo?

reako45

I call it "true blonde". It most closely resembles the blonde or xanthic mexican hognoses that used to be bred a few years ago.

I like it. To be honest, most Western hog morphs look like subtle or sometimes not so subtle variations on the basic Western pattern (at least to me), even those extreme reds. Don't get me wrong, I like them well enough. That "blonde" is very different from anything I've seen before. Are you the first to produce this morph?

reako45

Wow, I love that middle one with the green stripe down the back. That's my favorite.

Nanci
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0.0.1 Classic Corn, 0.0.1 Cali King, 0.1 Nelson's Milk
1.0 Tricolor Hog, 0.0.1 Eastern Hog, 1.0 Florida King
1.0 Eastern Box Turtle, 1.0 Florida Box Turtle
0.0.2 Desert Torts, 2.0 Feral Pigeons