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Every time this male sheds he gets more and more yellow in his sides. Should be interesting to see him in 2 years....Joe

Damn, where are you albino nelsons from? They look awesome, the yellows are so nice and you dont see many anymore with the nice even banding (like on the one in your post below).

Vinny
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Natural Selection Reptiles

Thanks. My male breeder is from Don Shores and the high yellow female below came from Kevin Ray Reptiles. She didn't have so much yellow in the beginig but has gotten most of later after she began breeding. All of my adults have nice even bands and red tails. I only hang on to hatchlings that show those qualitys or better. The little male above is from this year and has that pin banding thing going on....Thanks,..Joe

Very nice!!, I really like the fading into yellow on the sides!

~Doug
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Joe

You've got some killer nelsons. I love the thin triads on those guys. Keep posting pics as it grows, I'd love to see how the yellow comes through on him.

Dave

DNS Reptiles

I was lucky enough to have produced three or four of those that were very similar a few years back. That one you have pictured is outstanding!
Nathan