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Here are some pictures I just took today ,The first picture is the male VP ,he has less pattern after each shed and is more red in color than his dad.The second picture is a female and she is very light like her dad .The third picture is the snow (pearl) the bands are actualy a pea green and not yellow at all.All three are over 24 inches long
Terry M
Hi Terry,
That is one nice group of yearlings!
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Thanks!
Joe Exposito
Thoroughbred Exotics, LLC
www.thoroughbredexotics.com
I'm glad they are growing so fast...the other Snow het TMxtreme I got from you is eating fuzzy rat pups...I'm not sure how big she is but she's the fastest growing Hondo I've ever had!
Not only are your Hondos top of the line genetically...they grow fast to boot!
-Rusty
Looking good, of course, there Terry! Hopefully you'll eventually get a pic expressing that green... Sorta off the beaten path here but I remember snow corns in the 90's popping up w/ green blotches. Is it comparative?
Later,
Chris
Chris ,the green is alot like the color that showed up in the corns.I hope the odd color is the Xtreme gene showing through , thus , maybe this animal being a visual pearl.
thanks
Terry M
Terry, I hope it is too.Only problem is that it has showed up on anery's and normals from this line so it really doesn't mean its hypo.At least your animal is worse case het but I am sure he will prove out to be a pearl.
L8r
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