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This is a female that hatched in December from a mustard female x bleached blonde male. As you can see she has a very light ground color and lots of contrast. I'm going to breed her back to the bleached blonde male when she's big enough. Very cool looking.

>>This is a female that hatched in December from a mustard female x bleached blonde male. As you can see she has a very light ground color and lots of contrast. I'm going to breed her back to the bleached blonde male when she's big enough. Very cool looking.
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Very nice photos and animals, Mike. Here's another photo of a different '09 female from that pairing, just to show some variation that comes from those two animals:

There was one in particular that hatched from this clutch that is very similar to that one Dusty. Nice looking snake.

Great looking suboc Mike. I really like the contrast of the light background with the darker blotches too. VERY cool!
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Randy Whittington

All of these are some of the most striking subocs morphs I've seen. Way to go.
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BigT
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Thanks everyone.