This is the male from the pair I have. Sorry for the blurry pic, but he wouldn't sit still. The yellow is actually alot more intense than the pic shows. These are awesome.
Brandon Osborne
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Sulfur Yellow Brooksi.............
Brandon Osborne
Apr 03, 2004 10:09 AM
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bluerosy
Apr 03, 2004 12:34 PM
Hey Brandon
Where did the sulfer line originate from and are they possibly related to the original Dream King line?
As you now the original ean kings came from a sulfer yellow male found many years ago. The pattern on top of your sulfers looks similar to the Dream kings.
Rainer
Brandon Osborne
Apr 04, 2004 08:36 PM
Rainer,
I was thinking that myself. I got these from an individual in Daytona in 02 and he was not there last year. I was told they were from Tampa stock animal and poss. het for lavender. They were nice looking snakes, even as hatchlings. I was hoping to pick up a couple more last year, so hopefully he'll be there in 04. Do you have Dream Kings?
Brandon
bluerosy
Apr 06, 2004 06:45 PM
I had Dream Kings a few years ago but sold the adult pair before the new hype on brooksi. Right now I have a Dream king line bred into the Tim Ricks line amels. I have the only amels of these as the project died out of the het to het breedings. They are real red and I am hoping they will breed this year. I just hope I put them down long enough as I was trying to put size on them and held off until March for brumation.
