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Another successful lockup observed!

Flourescent Amel X Bloodred

that blood het amel, per chance?
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****Misty****

www.sneakyserpents.com

"Due to intense Mind fog, all thoughts have been grounded."

No she's not. In the past I've bred her to a normal, a snow het hypo, and a butter motley. As far as I can tell so far she's not het for anything.

So this will be a 2 generation project. I know that I have bred her twice in the past to snakes that in the F1 can produce amel bloods but I chose this male this year because simply, I haven't ever bred him before and he is just to pretty to keep passing up. I figured that it was time he got some action too. Besides, as pretty as this amel is, maybe the F1 amel bloods will be really pretty too..hoping for a notch above the norm anyway. We'll see in about 3 years I suppose.

well, you are more patient than i am. I have some snakes that are het amel blood. They are already one and two years old, and I am still thinking of buying a pair of Amel bloods!
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****Misty****

www.sneakyserpents.com

"Due to intense Mind fog, all thoughts have been grounded."

I have a lot of 2 generation projects going on. Breeding snakes has taught me patience like nothing else ever has.

I guess that I'm kind of different because I don't breed snakes to sell, I breed to produce future breeders and then sell what I don't want to keep. I just keep looking 3-4 generations ahead.

*shrugs* I don't know, that's just how I roll.

>>Another successful lockup observed!
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>>Flourescent Amel X Bloodred
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looking good
congrats
good luck
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