First off, thank you everyone for all the compliments!
All I can really tell you about the hypo girl, is that she was produced by Sean Bradley of Exotics By Nature in 08 when Tom bought her as a baby...he raised her up until turning her over to me right around the end of last year. I do know he's told me that he's never given her any special treatment outside of normal brb care and fed her just like any other brazilian and never had any trouble out of her. The anery female and het anery male if I understand correctly were produced by Brian Sharp and purchased from him in the same year.
I totally get the problems with trying to catch true colors in pictures, I'm horrible at it more often than not (which is probably obvious by the two pictures I posted of the little male I picked up from Dave...which he actually looks like the nicer of the two pictures)...as for the color on the hypo girl though, I do think the picture I posted is pretty accurate of how she looks though. She is a very light, cream colored animal similar to the one in a post below by John. I'll post a couple more pics of her here though. She is more of an off white, manila envelope color with virtually no orange left at all. I do wonder what her natural color would be if she was not a hypo, and how the normal range of orange/red/brown colors convert over into the genetic morphs.
As for the "who/what" was bred, and I'll be totally honest here, hopefully ya'll don't flog me too hard or think bad of me for too long. Tom and I discussed things back in april and actually did consider trying to let the young het hypo male try to breed, that idea however went out the window when that night after work I found both the hypo and anery female both swollen up due to ovulating. Both of them were bred by the het anery male, when I had brought home the group we'd also discussed what to do about the hypo female and decided to go ahead and let her breed with him to produce hypo hets that are 50% poss het anery
