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well, unusual anyway.
I like this dark line and am developing a sustainable colony (with luck)
The little hypo at the bottom has a freaky solid reddish patch on her head. Typical head patterns on these hypos is a Y shaped splotch or partly solid splotch of some shade of red.
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Let there be triangulum and lo, the milkhead was born.
Yeah, I hear ya. Remember this little dude? When we meet up this spring I'll tell you bought him.
-Dell
Wow!,......that bottom critter is just incredible looking. And the huge lump in it is indeed another good thing to see..
~Doug
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"a snake in the grass is a GOOD thing" 
The head cap on that hypo. is unreal! Dell hatched one similar to that a year or two ago. Cool animals.
The dark beast if nifty, too. How old is it? Was it that dark when it hatched?
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-Cole
Huh, I'd forgotten about Dells shield head hypo....that's 2 known.
This dark line comes from a very dark female paired to an orange male (because I don't have a breedable real dark male). The male offspring are the only dark offspring so far and I believe this pictured male can breed back to the dam next season 2013. There was an almost black male produced in 2011 but he got shipped out - wonder what he looks like now?
Yes, they hatch in all shades of orange and red - the dark hatchlings stand out in the pile.
-Jeff
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Let there be triangulum and lo, the milkhead was born.
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