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Hi all,

Just had to post some of these pictures I took at Terry's place Friday.

Below are the Extreme "Mystery" male and the triple het female (his mother) that produced most of the extremes that I'll post below this one.

Many people at Daytona are confused about why Terry and others call this male Honduran a "mystery". The mystery is only whether he is an Extreme Hybino het Anery or just a very nice Extreme het Snow. Either way this is THE BEST Honduran male in the world.

Below is the Extreme Ghost, an Extreme Peach and an Extreme Tang.

VERY NICE!!! Cant wait to see the post shed pics!!
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Jason A.
"Long time Herper, first year Breeder `07."

Below is the Extreme Tang that looks just like his dad, and what could be (and in my opinion IS) the first Extreme Pearl ( or maybe a Pewter Pearl?).

Call it what you want it is amazing...you have to see it to really appreciate the light grey coloration.

Rusty,thanks for all the pictures you posted,you forgot one thing,they are all in shed !!
thanks again
Terry M

I just wanted to post one more shot of that Pearl to compare with another Snow that Terry has... just so you all can see some of the differences.

For example the gray in the Pearl is yellow in the Snow shown below.

Here's the Extreme Ghost, Extreme Pearl and another Snow het Extreme all from the same clutch.

Can you all see the difference?

Oh, and like Terry already said all of the second clutch animals are in the BLUE!

Hopefully, we can get a follow up photo session next week.

-RG

Below is the Extreme Tri-Color that was from the "mystery" male bread to different triple het female.

The first picture is with florescent light, and the last two were taken in sunlight.

Terry also produced two fantastic looking ghosts from this pairing as well.

Each and every one!

Best,
Vinny
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Natural Selection Reptiles

Those are simply awesome. Can't get enough of those babies.
Keep 'em coming.

Dave
DNS Reptiles

do they? They look like ceramic pins. Nice snakes. I can just imagine how much better they will look after they shed.
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phflame
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