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Thought I would post some pics of something a little different from this 2004 season. We bred one of our Leopard males to one of our Ghost females and got a nice small litter of Triple and Double Hets.
This is one of our male Salmons Het Anery, Het Leopard.
This is his littermate, a female DH Anery Leopard.
Hope you like the pics.
Take care,
Mike
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BASICALLYBOAS.com
'Specializing in True RedTails & Designer Boa Morphs'
Congratulations Mike! I knew you had done the breeding, but never heard if you were successful or not. It's wild how alot of the het leopards have such abberant patterns. I'm glad to see you were successful. I really think a Ghost Leopard is going to be one beautiful animal. Take care, and again congratulations!!!
Paul
Steve Reiners
BoaMorph
www.BoaMorph.com
If i'm not mistaken, when breeding them back to eachother, you can possibly produce the 'visuals' listed below:
Leopards
Salmon Leopards
Anery Leopards
Ghost Leopards
Commons
Salmons
Anerys
Ghosts
and then they will also be poss super salmons, DH's, Triplle hets, possibles...
DAMN! 8 different snakes in one litter! Crazy to say, that may be more exciting than your striped sunglow/motley litter! If that is even possible!
I would be interested in some of those little rascals...
Take care, Joe Rollo - BciJoe
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Thanks and take care - Joe Rollo
'Tis not the stongest of the species that will eventually survive, nor the most intelligent, but the one most responsive to change' Charles Darwin
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