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Axanthic Market question

EmberBall May 29, 2005 08:14 PM

I have noticed the Axanthic market drop quite a bit in the past few years, while my Het pair matured I just got my first Axanthic clutch from the Het pair (Sutherland line), and I am just wondering if anyone is doing any new projects with Axanthics, other than the snow and true ghost?

Replies (5)

BallPython13 May 29, 2005 10:38 PM

Nerd produced a pastel axanthic in 2004, some are working on the axanthic pied project, and I think the axanthic spider project. Hope this helps Scott

jmartin104 May 30, 2005 06:07 AM

While I don't think it's very high on the "get" list, there are still some people working on some projects. Hopefully, I'll produce something next season from my project. I plan to do some dh projects and that one will be part of it. My primary goal is to produce a snow as stunning as the SKs.
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RandyRemington May 30, 2005 08:21 AM

I know SK produced some Caramel X Axanthic animals. That might make a different sort of "True Ghost" like animal.

rwoodyer May 30, 2005 08:43 AM

Some of the pastel axanthics look amazing, in fact after seeing some of the recent pics I am considering picking up a female or two. Also, it looks like sometimes pastel het axanthics can be visually different from pastels, but not as extreme as pastel axanthics. Interesting.

EmberBall May 30, 2005 12:03 PM

Thanks for the replies, now I really want a female Axanthic or two to hatch...by the way, the pic in my original post is of my female HET Axanthic.

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