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Hi Again -

Keeping the pic thing going for a bit longer today.

Here's some splendida from my collection. I never
expected to get into these guys but after looking at
the faces on these few here not sure where the doubt
ever came from.

Here's a few shots of a male axanthic from Don Shores (killer
mug on this guy for sure):

Here's a couple of a male hypo also from Don Shores:

Here's a few of a nice yellow female from Shannon Brown:

Finally, the male also from Shannon Brown:

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/scott

Gosh I didn't know those adult axanthics looked so nice.
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www.Bluerosy.com

Wow, very nice pictures and kings of course.
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Dude, Splendida kick serious butt!!

I don't think that's possible for anyone not to like them!

Haha, your goose is totally cooked, an axanthic from Don is the ultimate!!! The others are no slouches either!

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Todd Hughes

...an axanthic from Don is the ultimate!!!

I couldn't agree more.

I have seen references to a snow splendida...does anyone happen to have any pics of one? Sounds very intriguing to say the least .

Thanks for the nice comments.
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/scott

>>...an axanthic from Don is the ultimate!!!
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>>I couldn't agree more.
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>>I have seen references to a snow splendida...does anyone happen to have any pics of one? Sounds very intriguing to say the least .
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>>Thanks for the nice comments.

No Snow (Axanthic X Amel) or Ghost (Axanthic X Hypo) exist as far as I know....Don should have a snow hatch this season if all works out. I may have some double het for snow Splendida hatch out this year...
As far as the 'look' I would think it should be a white snake with a white splendy pattern......Maybe a pinkish ground color as a neonate...

Regards,
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John Lassiter

"Poor planning and procrastination on your part does not constitute an emergency on my part....."

I am leaning towards the pink neonate myself John, like the WW specks, turning white into adulthood. Got the hypo, got the het albino, this year gets me a pair of albino to axanthics from a bud and of course, a few axanthics from Don, almost snagged an '07 female from him at the San Antonio show earlier this month, but held out for a few more thayeri first, decisions, decisions!
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Todd Hughes

Can't wait for Don to produce some cause I will have double hets of the three combos this year. Something to look forward to...an end result.

Hurry up Don!

Kerby...

Typically I'm not too into Morphs, I'm more of the locale
specific type, but the axanthic, and hypo splendida are
definitely an exception. Nice snakes.
-Phil
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Work is the curse of
the drinking class!

Phil, my hypo is w.c. and his mate is a locality normal, best of both worlds!
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Todd Hughes