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Groovy~~~~~!

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Some real tight cross-bands going on there, as well as the extremely "busy" lateral area too!

~Doug
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Ya the pattern and head markings are unusual. The siblings aren't bad either. But I thought you guys just wanted to see the normals.

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I didn't think you did much with white sides at this point.
I'll enjoy pics of anything...morph, wild type whatever.
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I didn't think you did much with white sides at this point.

LOL! Well you are correct. i really didn't do much with the whitesides. This was a freak of nature from a spntaneious breeding that was not supposed to happen..

Originally i paired a jelly to a het for WS and axanthic. I got one dead in the egg ws and a Pewter. No possible way the Jelly was het for ws. So that was not supposed to happen.

This year I bred the male Pewter back to the female mother het and this is the clutch that hatched thus far. So obviously the WS trait carried over from a single female het for ws while the original father jelly had no ws in it.

There are still a couple eggs to come out from this clucth. So I will see what else pops out in the next 24 hrs.

I am not sure what the lighter WS is yet. I need to wait and see until it sheds to determeine color. But it is not a hypo ws. It could be a PB Ghost WS or a Axanthic Jelly WS.

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That low band count is so unimpressive........lol [sarcasm]
That thing is nuts
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