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I was so excited to see the first Peanut Butter brooksi hatch out this year I had to snap pics and post them before the rest of the clutch hatches out.
Pictured are both males out of a small 4 egg clutch. One is a Peanut Butter male and the other a het male. I will post pics of the remaining two eggs when they hatch.

In the past 3 years of breeding the PB's all PB's have been males. This may be a sex linked trait however female hets tend to come out lighter in color than male hets. I will be posting more info and pics to determine this unusual trait.

Great news Rainer, keep em comin! Tom

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Did that peanut butter hatchling eat already? It sure is fat looking.

No, the male did not eat yet. I took the pic moments after he hatched. I am leaving a pinky in the shoebox overnight to see if they will eat. The other two are still in their eggs.

>>I was so excited to see the first Peanut Butter brooksi hatch out this year I had to snap pics and post them before the rest of the clutch hatches out.
>>Pictured are both males out of a small 4 egg clutch. One is a Peanut Butter male and the other a het male. I will post pics of the remaining two eggs when they hatch.
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>>In the past 3 years of breeding the PB's all PB's have been males. This may be a sex linked trait however female hets tend to come out lighter in color than male hets. I will be posting more info and pics to determine this unusual trait.
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