I hope to produce most the honduran morphs plus something new?
I also have a few things in the nelsoni complex that could be exciting.
Anyways,I just wondered what everybody had on line for next year?
shannon
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Lets here about your projects for next year?(i.e. dbl-homo stuff etc.)
shannon brown
Dec 10, 2003 07:13 PM
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jimbat
Dec 10, 2003 09:29 PM
Next year will be my first year breeding Hondurans. I'm really excited because I have some nice animals that I received from good people not to mention some of the best breeders. If all goes well I should produce a number of exciting Honduran morphs.
Here's a photo of one of the Hypos with a slight aberrant pattern I received from Evan Stall.
Jim Baptista
jimbat
Dec 10, 2003 09:40 PM
Jim Baptista
shannon brown
Dec 11, 2003 12:54 PM
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smokeysshadow
Dec 11, 2003 10:57 AM
She won’t be producing this year because my male is too young, but I hope to have some in '05. Just wanted to share. Thanks-Smokey
smokeysshadow
Dec 11, 2003 11:04 AM
Here's the male as you can see he still has white-ish bands, but is from the same locale so hopefully he'll develop similar "tangerine" bands. Should produce interesting young being that he has less dark pigment. I should apologize to him though since my camera is $h!t.-Smokey
mingdurga
Dec 12, 2003 10:38 AM
Hoping for triple hets out of my female albino Honduran &
male dbl. het for ghost. They were obtained from other breeders with excellent reps. Hope to obtain a nice male and just breed albinos.
The Campbells shown are a fem. bi-color, and male high red (my cbb), and a pair of high orange purchased from
another breeder. The female is opaque. Hoping for some unusual babies and new genes.
Mike in NYC
