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Anybody able to trace back the origin of Hypo Pueblans?

Someone told me they are possibly hybrids, I sure hope not!

>>Anybody able to trace back the origin of Hypo Pueblans?
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>>Someone told me they are possibly hybrids, I sure hope not!
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I know bayou reptiles popped them some out, Doug Beard also had some pop out in his collection. I don't remember who else had some or if Doug ended up getting his project going.

They are not hybrids or hypos for that matter. I believe they are T albinos but hypo is I guess more hip to use so that is what they are labeled.

I agree these are T+ albinos and not hypos. I used to work with these and the hatchlings produced from a T+ to het breeding that were "hypo" had red eyes, varying degrees from dark ruby red to red.

I also believe the ones I was working with were pure campbelli. I talked with Rob Stevens at Bayou which is where I got the T+ and he said that the pair that produced his line of peublans were very average normal looking peublans and the hypo that popped out was a total surprise.

Dave

DNS Reptiles

Wow, I really like the looks of that one!
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1.0 C/B Brooks
0.1 C/B Lavender brooks
0.0.1 W/C Scarlet King
0.0.1 W/C Eastern Milk
0.0.1 W/C Yellow Rat
0.0.1 W/C Western Garter
1.0 C/B Black Lab
1.0 C/B Min. PoodleXAmer. Eskimo hybrid
1.0 C/B Goofy Cat
1.2 C/B Children
0.1 W/C wife

You know some people might tell me I'm crazy BUT I will have to say the extreme hondos are also a T along with the hypo temporalis.

Couldn't agree with you more. I think most people are coming around on that one now.

Dave

....and the nelsoni.....

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Gerrit that animal is Sweet!

Dave

I think there may even be more than one line of T !!!!

either way...awesome animals!

-Rusty