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These just crawled out of the egg.....

Can't wait to see after shed. Great looking snake!!

walt
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1.4 Ball Python
1.0 50% Het Albino Ball Python
0.1 Columbian Red Tail Boa
1.0 Albino Burm

Nice job.....that took some time!
Can't wait for shed pictures.....
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RicK @ BbI

Ball Boutique,Inc.
The home of the singing snakes!

Way to go Mike!!!! Thats a killer new morph! Way to go ! I have been wondering what these would look like for a while now..........now we get to finally see them!

MORE PICS PLEASE!!!!

Jared Horenstein
Royal Python Reptiles

sweet snake, great job! Mark Petros

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That is a beautiful animal...

Very nice looking Pastel! Should be interesting down the line, good luck.

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Debra and Diana
Camlon Reptiles

jc

Congratulations! Two new morphs in two weeks, how exciting!

I did have one quick question about this. If I'm reading this correctly, then this is basically an axanthic pastel but is it known which type of axanthic is actually used? It looks like it could be VPI, your own line, or possibly both, is that correct?

Beautiful morph regardless. Congrats!

Jason @ Jason's Jungle

Very nice!
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JMHO, FWIW, YMMV.

n/m

....ok...well....I didn't read all the other posts.I am sure they all love it and think it's the greatest thing since kingsnake.com..............

I am not knocking it....I think it's cute.

but I don't see it?.......

(I don't see black pastel's beauty either).......

........cinamon is a little easier.....still not that pretty or worth it$$$$$

so anyways...they look ok...but .....not like a good golden pastel.......

and a silver/axanthic/whatever.......should be more silver?........lighter?...??????

sorry Mike.....

keep us posted on pics....see how it turns out.......

.....Thanks.......Good Luck Mike.......

see you ...probably Aug 7........

later........

JY
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people.........people are stupid.........
really......really.........

Glad to see the videos I loaned you have paid off. LOL
Good Looking snakes Mike.

Steve

np

We will post more pix after the animals shed and update you on their colouration....a 2.5 yr. old male Jolliff strain Axanthic