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First off..."to each his own"...and be nice to each other folks!

Anyway, I just wanted to show off what hatched out this season on my side. I didn't breed a whole lot of animals this year to focus on other things so I only produced a few clutches from my projects. The season have been luke warm as far as multiple combos and high male to female ratio(2:1) to say the least. But I was still blessed to produce some very nice animals from my breeders. So, here are their pics. Excuse some of the specks of vermuculite on their faces . Didn't see those until i cropped the pics, hehe.

Axanthic White-sided patternless/speckled

White-sided patternless/speckled

Lavender Snow

Albino White-sided

Axanthic Patternless/speckled

Albino

Patternless/speckled

NON-LOCALITY Hypo(Stillwater gene)

Axanthic

White-sided

White-sided

...and a whole bunch of normals.

Thanks for looking!
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nice jonel, that 'stillwater gene' animal came out real nice!

Thanks Dan.
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great stuff Jonel!!

really loving those first two!

Thanks Lucas. I find your projects very exciting as well. Keep it up and keep us updated.
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Jonel M. Lopez

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not a problem!

That albino, hypo, axanthic, and white sided specimens are AWESOME!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Your photography is splendid as well!!
If you snapped any pics of any of the normals, post those as well!

Again, fantastic snakes! Thanks for posting!
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Jonel, those are some incredible looking specimens brother.

Joe

Some great looking bullsnakes Jonel.
All the patternless and axanthic stuff is my cup of tea.
Still happy with the ones I bought from you 2 years ago.
Will try to breed them next season and hope for some patternless babies.

Just want to add that your pictures are amazing as usual.
How do you manage to make them not to move while you take the pictures.
Mine are most of the time behaving as devils and strike at the camera.

Thanks for the compliments John. Glad the animals are doing well. As far as taking pics. I cover them with a jar lid and wait a few minutes for them to relax then lift the lid. You have to be quick since they would move in a split second but sometimes they just sit in the same position. I also manipulate them a little to get them for face the camera as needed. Makes it more appealing when the subject is looking at you.
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Jonel M. Lopez

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Those are some very nice babies!

Is this a male? I need a patternless male for my patternless sunglow female.
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Yes, he's a boy. I have a couple actually. Email me privately so we can discuss more. Don't want to tick off the powers that be Thanks.
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Jonel M. Lopez

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Email sent. Excuse I got so excited when I saw that snake! LOL!
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Very nice Jonel!
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Thanks John.
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Jonel M. Lopez

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Very nice. I really liked the next to the last white sided.
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Hi Tony

There is some variability on the white-sided morphs as Jason have showed previously on another post. This is partly due to the different morphs/locales that have been crossed to produce the multi-hets etc. IMO.
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Jonel M. Lopez

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Congrats Jonel

Incredible animals as always. My fav is the Patternless/Speckled Axanthic. I like the little bit of pattern it has, very cool.

Jason