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I thought I would post this for all to enjoy.
Thanks for looking,
Tom

...one more.

np
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"To be the best..........You must lose your mind."

That has to be the most "patternless" granite Ive seen short of a double homozygous green/granite! It may be het for green or maybe even a double homo.

This female is 50% possible het for albino. The degree of partial patternlessness seems random in this bloodline. This female just got a lot of it! As more partial patternless granites are bred, it will be interesting to see if the degree of patterblessness in the parents makes a difference in the offspring. I have seen the homozygous green granite and I agree, they do look a lot alike.

Tom

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This granite is awesome and BLOWS my granites away in sheer beauty. I can't very often say that. In fact, this is a first. Nice snake man.

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True "power" is not to be found in social or economic placement or stature, which are merely illusory, finite, frail and brief.
True power is to be found in one's sheer will and personal determination to achieve one's goals at ANY cost and at ANY sacrifice.

Just curious.
Ever seen the green/granite homozygous?

Yes. I should be having those snakes real soon. It's just a matter of when, not if.

>>Just curious.
>>Ever seen the green/granite homozygous?
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True "power" is not to be found in social or economic placement or stature, which are merely illusory, finite, frail and brief.
True power is to be found in one's sheer will and personal determination to achieve one's goals at ANY cost and at ANY sacrifice.

np

Thanks for the kind words. I have many burms and several granites but she is absolutely my pride and joy.
Tom