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This 2004 Striped Lavender has shed and taken its first meal. I think it will have some nice contrasting stripes.

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Joe Pierce
Snakes Alive!
"Home of the guaranteed feeders"
"If it won't eat, it is not worth a dime!"

I wish that I could afford one of those BEAUTIFUL babies. You know if you have any that don't meet you expectations you could send it to me... LOL
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SpardaWolf
17 Corns,6 Ratsnakes, 1 Ball Python, 1 Hognose(for now)

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"Always Learning"

I wish they all had perfect stripes but they don’t. This type is very pink and lavender. It is an odd combination to see pink and lavender together, but the striped gene brings out a very nice light pink and lavender coloration.

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Joe Pierce
Snakes Alive!
"Home of the guaranteed feeders"
"If it won't eat, it is not worth a dime!"

Joe,
just kidding, they are looking great.
Jason B.

np

Doon't yoou wsh you cluold edid on ths foorum!

The first Striped Lavenders and Ice Ghost have shed and are getting their first meals. It won't be long now.
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Joe Pierce
Snakes Alive!
"Home of the guaranteed feeders"
"If it won't eat, it is not worth a dime!"

The Three Stooges or hopefully their girlfriends.

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Joe Pierce
Snakes Alive!
"Home of the guaranteed feeders"
"If it won't eat, it is not worth a dime!"

Here is one of my Adults breeding a Striped Amel this year. He was possibly het for amel, but is not, so the entire clutch are Stripes het Lavender. Their striping is very nice!

The adult Striped Lavenders are a very nice shade of lavender. The Striped gene is helping move toward a purple snake instead of a light gray snake.

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Joe Pierce
Snakes Alive!
"Home of the guaranteed feeders"
"If it won't eat, it is not worth a dime!"