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We are proud to introduce our Co-Dom Hypos
The "FLAME" Hypo has been produced here for the second year.
The babies are bright yellow with light grey markings that fade as the animal ages.
The name "FLAME" comes from the flame-like orange markings on the sides of the animals.
More pics coming soon.

OMG, OMG, OMG. . . .Do you know what this is going to do to the ghost industry??! Oh hell, so next year we got YB x "Flame" and "Flame" x Spider, and "Flame" x Ivories? Oh no . . .What I wouldn't give to own one of those treasures. Post more photos!!! Now! AHHHHHHHHhhhhhhhhh!

Congrats that is a magnificant animal.
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Violette Garcia
www.shakahnsgrove.com

LOL, calm down Violette before ya pee yer pants :0. Or worse, have a heart attack. They sure are a sight though.

Quig

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Violette Garcia
www.shakahnsgrove.com

Hey Amir,

Very Nice Hypo and Co-dom to boot!!

Best Wishes,

Tony Pappalardo

Living Art Reptiles

Hmmm. Super? I almost had a heart attack. Am I going to have to sell my house to get one? I wonder what a (CD)hypo-(R)hypo would look like? Geez everytime I think I have a nice collection something comes out of nowhere. What kind of waiting list am I looking at to get one? I am impressed Amir, I thought it would be years before we saw a nice new co-dom morph

Have you got pics of the original?

Mark
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www.ballpython.ca

The babies start to lighten up with every shed.
The mom is in shed right now.
I will post her pic soon.

Hi Amir,

It will definitely nice to see the mother.

Best Wishes,

Tony Pappalardo

Living Art Reptiles

A big congrats Amir...and thank god for you not naming it co-dom Ghost! They are Hypos people!

Brian A.

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I'm not trying to be a wise guy, it's just that so many people seem to have their own definition of what co-dominant means.

So is this one of the homozygous (Ie 'SUPER') offspring or is this a heterozygous example of the morph? What do the parents look like?

Mark

>>We are proud to introduce our Co-Dom Hypos
>>The "FLAME" Hypo has been produced here for the second year.
>>The babies are bright yellow with light grey markings that fade as the animal ages.
>>The name "FLAME" comes from the flame-like orange markings on the sides of the animals.
>>More pics coming soon.
>>

...also if you will please show a pic of these F1's next to the non-Flame sibs...needless to say this will give us an idea what the normal recent parentage looked like...thanks...SJM

They have bred several times and we are hoping for a Pastel Flame Hypo Male.

He is shy so he hid his face.

LOL yeah, but he's still peekin'. Nice lookin' boy.

Quig

Again, very nice.

Best Wishes,

Tony Pappalardo

Living Art Reptiles

Thats an awesome snake. . I have to ask because everyone is wondering. How much do you expect one of theses to go for? I for one would love to get one but my guess is they'll be a little out of my price range lol.