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*****INTRODUCING ------- VANILLA LIGHTNING *****

krusty Aug 21, 2005 10:52 PM

I first want to say a big thanks to Gulf Coast Reptiles Chris and Sheila. This is an amazing animal and Im honored to be one of the three or so who is going to be breeding these this year. He has an amazing yellow color, blushing sides/head, striped back. The pictures dont do him justice of course and anyone at Daytona can tell you that. Gulf Coast calls them Vanillas and Cypress Creek calls them Lightning.....I havent decided what Im going to call it, but I cant wait to drop a female Spider, Clown, or Genetic Stripe into this to see what comes out. Enjoy the pics..........Shawn WWW.StickyFeetExotics.COM


Replies (5)

gant77 Aug 22, 2005 12:13 AM

I love the color! The pattern and color is reminiscent of a light Blood! I wish you the best of luck, I can't wait for the crosses. Very sexy!!
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cypresscreek Aug 22, 2005 07:51 AM

The names kind of catchy to.
Good luck with the combos.
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herpout Aug 22, 2005 04:44 PM

Your right. The pic doesn't do justice. This morph is awsome!

krusty Aug 22, 2005 05:45 PM

I tried to get some more pics still not showing how intense the yellow is but I think you can tell this isnt a C grade Super Pastel, and gets better with age.

matt...hennek Aug 22, 2005 06:44 PM

Very nice catch. They look very cool in person but unfortunately do not photograph well at all. I was quite a skeptic, but now that I've seen it in person, I can say that it does look different than any type of pastel I've seen. Good luck with it!

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