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This is a line I started back in the mid (90's) from a w/c graved female from Golden Colorado (right at my Grandma's house)
and I was lucky enough to get some of this line back after selling the project to Jeff Hardwick a few years ago.
Here is a female that jeff produced from My f1 babies.
I have a killer male to go with her.
Shannon

here is the female.

here is the male.He is almost hypo like his dad.

Enjoy, Shannon

Killer!........but what'a ya' mean "ALMOST" hypo!?...........

on my screen that animal looks PLENTY hypo-erythristic!!!

I guess the dad is a real screamer then!LOL

~Doug
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"Better to be silent and thought a fool, than to open mouth and remove any doubt!"

Yes, the dad is killer. The gravid female produced 1.9 babies and the only male was really hypo looking and aberrant.All the females were pretty normal.I ended up wit the only male and a couple females.I produced some killer babies out of them and then sold the project to Jeff. Like I said I was lucky enough to gain back a pair of killer f2s last year and they will go in (08)
. I will see if I have a pic of the f2 hy[o male.I don't remember if I do but O know that Jeff has a few pics of himn.

L8r Shannon

I'd really like to see those pics!.....thanks for all the cool info.

~Doug
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"Better to be silent and thought a fool, than to open mouth and remove any doubt!"

Man I agree with Doug, those are killer!

Vinny
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“There is a grandeur in this view of life, with its several powers, having been originally breathed into a few forms or into one; and that whilst this planet has gone on cycling according to the fixed laws of gravity, from so simple a beginning endless forms most beautiful and most wonderful have been, and are being, evolved.” -C. Darwin, 1859

Natural Selection Reptiles

Those are nice Shannon. Did you produce any this year?

Dave
DNS Reptiles

That female is killer with those orange and yellow bands - you don't see stuff like that every day!

Tim

Nice gentils Shannon, the females head gives her a syspila look. The male is neat looking too. He looks to only have a few cross over saddles on him, which I tend to like on gentils and taylori.

L.t. gentils, Lyons co.

And another gentils, which ties back to your original stock.

-Dell

Shannon,
I'm glad to see someone else posting NA stuff, too! Those animals are stunning, and it's only right for you to have them since you started that line. Way to go! I love mine.

Dell,
That first animal is a Weld Co., CO gentilis X multistrata intergrade. He's looking sharp these days, too. I think you saw him last Saturday, didn't you?

-Cole

Thanks Cole, That Lyons Colorado line (Boulder County Colorado)
that Jeff has also started with me.I don't know if he still has them but I sent him some Black and White ones many years ago.

L8r Shannon

this pic is a weld county (also intergrade).

You have mail. That Weld Co. animal is way nice. Congrats on starting some super gentilis lines!

-Cole

Those are some fine looking animals Shannon. Thanks for sharing buddy.
Nathan