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Given Josh's previous post of the beautiful Lucy CRB,
I thought i would show you another CRB morph.
Its not the best photo, but you get an idea of her colour.
Adult Hypo CRB

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Dave

Ive given up counting how many rainbows i have, but its enough to deplete my credit card every rodent order....
Im an aussie in an arctic environment
Helsinki, Finland

I love that caramel color! CRB's don't usually do it for me, but this hypo is gorgeous!
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~Cynthia

"And in the spring, I shed my skin and it blows away with the changing wind..."

Josh and Dave,

I am curious to know what are all the proven morphs in the CRBs? I know of the albino’s, hypo’s and lucy’s. Does anyone know what all is out there?

Thank you for your time, John Wiseman

John,
Well my hypo hasnt actually been proved out yet, but im pretty confident she will be. Am going the double het line with her though.
Im also working on some animals with very interesting stripes.
There is also Patternless and Ghost (simple recessive single gene), search for user Bodacious Boas on the kingsnake archives, and you should find.
Josh will be the guy to tell you what else is out there. Outback Reptiles has deeper pockets than i do
There is a rainbow morph book coming out relatively soon, or at least some chapters anyway, by John Berry, so hopefully he knows everything that is out there.
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Dave

Ive given up counting how many rainbows i have, but its enough to deplete my credit card every rodent order....
Im an aussie in an arctic environment
Helsinki, Finland

There are also the jungle Colombians, that have very aberrant and bold patterns that we are working with.
In addition there is Sharps T albino line, and a few projects we are playing with that will hopefully pan out this season or next.

That is about whats know for Colombians at this point, but once the market takes off more, I think we will find other genes popping up when more people are breeding them. .