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This is the first time I have shown anybody this lil guy. When he was born I didn't think he was going to survive. he had a large yolk belly that never obsorbed. It actually stayed large and solid even through his shed, causing the shed to go badly and come off in pieces, while some of the shed stayed attached.

However, over the last 2 months, he has been eating, and finally shed again, showing his true colors today, and I'm in SHOCK! He will definately be moved into the holdback rack today.

Maybe I'm being biased, I think it's the best T-positive sunglow produced to date, and the harlequin gene stands out in him and is going to make him an AMAZING adult. My prediction is solid red as an adult!

For his first appearance in public.....

Im still in disbelief.... I knew he was going to be cool if he ever shed right, I wasn't expecting these kind of results!!!

Thanks
Tony

Whoa... Tons of color. Which litter is he from? I may have a sibling female, the litter you had 2 sunglows and 1 VPI T girl. I now have that girl.
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Richard Ceniceros

He is from a Hypo Harlequin het x Orangetail Hypo Het.

The litter had 1.1 sunglows (both being heldback) and 1.0 T . No female T in this litter. Which one do you have? In 2 litters, i only produced 1 T female, which went to Chaz. Is that the same one you have now? If so, that was a different litter that was unrelated

Tony

Then its the other litter... It went to Chaz then to me.

She is nice.
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Richard Ceniceros

Yea that female was CRAZY nice! I wanted to keep her, but me and Chaz had a deal worked out, so she was his from the beginning as soon as he saw her! She's going to be amazing

Lol... And we had a deal worked out so it went to me.

Again nice sunglow VPI you got there.
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Richard Ceniceros

Wow he is stunning and you're right he very well could be the
most colorful VPI T Glow to date !

. . . Lar M
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Mind boggling? I wish it were in my keeper rack.
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Jeff Ronne Sr
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Gotta love those lavender tail rings. What a great looking animal.

Wow...That animal is seriously a freak! I am amazed with the color in him!