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This guy is pretty light and may be het Anerythristic. We should know by July.

Thanks!

Joe Exposito
Thoroughbred Exotics, LLC
www.thoroughbredexotics.com

Very nice looking animal Joe,

Terry M

WOW!...thats the best looking extreme pic I've seen, and I usually hate pics on aspen or in cage, but thats a really nice animal.....
jeff

heres some shots of a the best looking from a clutch of hypo X het-albino adults...first shot is a heart breaker... such a neat lookin' hybino, hatched big and fat, was dead the next mornin'....bum deal-

a hybino female, pic taken after she hatched in Oct. last year, she is great and growing fast-(although about to go to a new home)-

there were 5 female hypos 66% het/albino females, heres the 2 best ones..IMO-

and a killer light hypo 66%het/albino male-

you posted some stuff!

It's really too bad about that vanishing Hybino...best of luck this year!

-Rusty

What a shame -- what a knockout animal... Still though the female below is striking!

Give it to me...and I'll let you know if it's het Anery!

HA!

-Rusty

Rusty, I will let you you know.

Thanks!

Joe Exposito
Thoroughbred Exotics, LLC
www.thoroughbredexotics.com

Joe,these two are siblings
Terry

And the dad as a sibling
Terry M

Very nice, Joe. I hope he turns out het anery for you.

I have a sweet extreme male and a female sibling that is not extreme that should go in 09.

I have seen people lately using the phrase "het extreme". Did anyone ever prove this to be a simple recessive trait? I thought that it was not?

Dave

DNS Reptiles

Thanks,

I don't think anybody knows for certain what is going on with the Extremes and at this point I do not think that Het for Extreme is an accurate term.

Thanks!

Joe Exposito
Thoroughbred Exotics, LLC
www.thoroughbredexotics.com