This critter comes from a High Yellow Lemon x High Yellow Lemon breeding done by Greg Schroeder in 2003. From it's size, appetite, and similar apperance to it's sister, I'd say it's a female. Thanks for looking!
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Lemon by Lemon Yearling
AlexMedrano06
Aug 09, 2004 04:48 PM
Replies (7)
mikerico
Aug 09, 2004 09:20 PM
absolutley stunning there alex, great catch 
NateDiggity
Aug 10, 2004 09:38 AM
Do you think it has completed the color change?
N8
newherpaddict
Aug 10, 2004 12:45 PM
Heck no!!! you can still see the markings!!!
alexmedrano06
Aug 10, 2004 02:12 PM
I believe for the most part it is done gaining green. It may gain a little bit more and the dosral markings should fade out near completely. Lemon tree chondros have a strong tendency to gain green early on and stop quickly. Here's a picture of this animal's only sibling. The animal and the photo is owned by Greg Schroeder.
Tim Schroeder
Aug 11, 2004 01:37 AM
Lemontrees tend to change quickly and stop. Here are two of my adults produced in 2001, half lemontree, and ready to breed this fall. Sorry for the crappy pics.
Tim
Tim Schroeder
Aug 11, 2004 01:39 AM
Looking phenomenal. Good luck with her(?). I hope she gives ya a nice big clutch a few years from now. You going to Daytona?
Tim
TimRash
Aug 12, 2004 09:24 PM
All of those are awesome. I love Lemon Tree's. I am not going to mention any name's but some one in this post bought one of the Lemons I was trying to buy a few months ago. Let's just say he is the king. =) Yeah now I bet you know who you are. =)
Thanks, Tim Rash
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