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Nothing spectacular, just some Harlequin dbl hets & hypo dbl
hets. I'll probably keep all of the obvious harlequin hypos.

It's interesting how different these are to baby hogs, which are
what I'd been breeding recently. My hog neonates were always
very long and lean. These guys are much shorter and stockier.

I was pretty surprised. The mother isn't that big. I was
expecting around 13 neonates. Next year will be really exciting...

Harlequins. Het Kahl right?
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Ty Hege
Rat Race Solutions
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Thanks, that's him below. I think I'll probably try and sell
him or trade him now. I've got a bunch of nicer males lined
up for my other girls.

Congrats Tom. I can't wait to see what that coral albino is going to throw out!
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Spencer

Congrats on your litters too little brother...

I think I'm going to use the male hypo jungle I got from you
with her. He was a possible het for anery & albino I think...

"Nothing spectacular"

lol
you crack me up!

Those are some great looking babies, I see some standouts already and they all look so clean! Too bad you didn't get more with abarrant patterns. Can't wait to see what those look like after a shed or two, I bet they pop with color!

-April
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'There is a very fine line between "hobby" and "mental illness."' -Rainshadow

Pairing these two up?

That will be some serious color! I'm not so sure about any
aberrencies. In a couple of years I'll pair up both
hypo harlequins, after I give this mother a year off.
I'm sure at least a few stripes will show up then.

Great Litter Thomas!!!! Some holdbacks in there for sure!!!

Al Brown/Brown's Boas

Every last one of these Harle Neos looks great !
Gotta love that ! congrats

. . . Lar M
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Boas By Klevitz
Boas By Klevitz