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I had my first baby emerge from the egg this morning and I couldn't be happier. This little gem came from a Desert male to Pinstripe female... He/She has the coloration of the desert and has a nice nearly full stripe like his mom but is unlike any desert pinstripe I have ever seen.
Has anyone ever seen a full stripe Desert?
nice looker.. congrats
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Reptiles since 1975
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Rolf Mikkelsen
DENMARK
Tak. I appreciate the thoughts and look forward to the rest of the season.
last year, i used a non-striped desert male on various non-striped females, and got roughly 50% beautifully striped deserts.
i think deserts do that. at least mine does.
nice babies, congrats.
forgot to mention... thats is not a desert pinstripe. it's a desert.
google desert pinstripe and you'll see what you have is a beautiful desert. love the neck on that little snake of yours.
Hi Paul, thanks for the comments - I didn't mean to imply that I thought this baby was a desert pinstripe. I have not seen a desert with the full stripe before so I have been thinking this is just a very different desert. I know the desert pins have much thinner lines and patterning.
I missed on the double but his the desert so I am very happy with the unique pattern on this little gem.
By the way, the pattern is so different from his dad that I was really surprised.
Dad - who shows virtually no striping is below>>>
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