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To anyone that does not know. The T negative is new to the hobby and not to be confused with the Lavender albino in Florida king. The lavender albino is a T postive . The T negs have red eyes and are a true amelanistic albino.

I have not produce many of these in the past 5 years because i was using my T negs to create more jellys. This year i had one clucth of T neg to T neg and some other T negs hatch out from multi het projects and jelly to jelly breeding. These are two of them from a Jelly to Jelly breeding.

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The reds on those are awesome

What have your Jelly to Jelly breedings produced?

I don't know Rainer, I am interested to see a Jelly X Jelly yearling next to a straight T neg yearling

Tom Stevens
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I don't know Rainer, I am interested to see a Jelly X Jelly yearling next to a straight T neg yearling

Thse morphs are always changing due to back breeding or new phenotypes being added to the mix. My nice red Peanut butters were just slectivly bred from the original PB stock (no out breeding). Then they improved even more after breeding them back. You also know that when i crossed the Sulfur lav and anery into the PB's ( our 007's) the Peanut butters that came out from those are real red. They are the ones i call Goldens.

Right now i have a clucth from a breeding of triple hets jelly x hypo x axanthic which have some amels and these blow the Jelly to Jelly amels away. They are super nice. But again, from the different phnotypes being added and in this last case it was the hypo and axanthic phenotypes instead of the lavender and Anery that changed the look.

A red peanut butter

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Nice looking snakes, Rainer. How exactly do you create a Jelly?
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T-Neg bred to a Peanut Butter produces all Jellies in first generation.
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