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I produced this male two years ago and sold him to a good friend (eric)and was lucky enough to just get him back.He is probably the best cleanest non extreme hypo I have seen.There is no tipping whats so ever on this snake.I also sold a pair of his siblings to another guy and they have stayed super dupper clean.
I still have the mother that produced this guy but had lost the father so its cool I will be able to carry on the bloodline now also.

Shannon

That's a great looking snake Shannon. Mine posted below is also really clean with no tipping whatsoever. He is exactly two years old now (Sept) but I did not breed him this year yet because I thought he was kinda small last April. But a couple of months ago, he had a huge spurt in growth and he is just about finished shedding...so I will post a new one after he sheds. This pic below was a year old.

Thanks for looking.

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And I also decided to wait until next breeding season to breed them together. But this one is very clean as well with no tipping at all. Pic is also a year old and she is now two years old (same as the previous one I posted).

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Shannon,

Nice!
The hypos without any black flecking are few and far between.

Tim

Third Eye

very nice tim,
I forgot to ad that the flash added alot of color to him.He is a super light pumpkin orange.The lightest you will ever see.
Shannon

Shannon,

Yes, for some reason a flash has a way of darkening the orange coloration. Here's another pic of mine taken without a flash.

By the way, the hypo male Honduran I picked up from you earlier in the year has been an excellent "backup breeder."

Tim

Third Eye

very nice tim.
I like that little hook pattern on the head.
That male back up I sold you was a great breeder I just didn't have a use for him.he did throw off some nice pinners in the past.

Shannon