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Nice tangerine but so far out of four babies out (of 9) none are tangerine? Go figure.LOL...

L8r Shannon

Shannon,

they do turn tangerine/orange when they get older.

Congrats,
Gerrit
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Good to know mi amigo.

Thanks

>>Nice tangerine but so far out of four babies out (of 9) none are tangerine? Go figure.LOL...
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Nice looking grouping there. Maybe the next few will be Tangerines
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Is the breeder male the one I sent you last year? What does the female look like? I hope, hope, hope he bred this year, he was an outstanding animal.

Good luck,
Phil Bradley

Yep, I am pretty sure that he was the one.I backed him up with my het inca in case so I was hoping to see some tangerine babies or at least a hint of orange (or first head band like a annulata does).They are all out but one now (8) and none are tangerine or orange at all?
Anyway, I guess time will tell.

Shannon

Hey Shannon, I don't know much about andeans, never worked with them, but maybe they grow into the tangerine color similar to how annulata grow into their color?

Dave
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How big are your adults??
Nathan

Not really that big.About 4 foot but thick.Real orange also.

L8r

Regardless of color, those are some nice andesiana,
Shannon! Nice work!

-Cole

Thanks,I am very happy how they came out.

Shannon

Very nice Shannon! So does this mean the tangerine trait is likely recessive?