Are they also referred to as Halloween balls? Is therr a super form? Has anyone made cool morphs with them like orange blasts or orange bees? They kind of look like a pastel without the cool pattern and yellow color.
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Question about orange dreams
JLSReptiles2011
Jun 26, 2010 11:46 PM
Replies (4)
Oz
Jun 27, 2010 05:56 AM
No, they are not Halloween Balls. A Super has been attempted unsucessfully, but more breeding trials are needed before that answer can be answered with any level of confidence.
Here are all of the combos that have been done so far... you will see more this season I'm sure as more breeders are now working the gene.
Orange Dream Yellow Belly
Orange Dream Spot Nose
Orange Dream Fire
Orange Dream Het Red (also Het Albino)
Adult Dream Bee (Orange Dream Spider)
Yellow Belly Dream Bee
In addition to these I have Orange Dream Het Ghost that I'm raising up...
Stay tuned for more...
Oz
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alicecobb
Jun 27, 2010 06:02 AM
Very cool combos Oz. I really like the YB and the bee. Good luck on that super.
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royalvariations
Jun 27, 2010 12:20 PM
OZ,
congrats, beautiful as always!
that Yellow Belly Dream Bee just made me ruin my keyboard. 
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kylefrost
Jun 27, 2010 06:29 PM
Those are hot! I especially like the Orange Dream Fire.
I've started to appreciate the Orange Dream as a pattern morph more than anything. Just look at that Spot Nose- I've never seen so few dots on a spot!
