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I see that Tropical Vision has a Male for sale at 10K did they produce it?? Were there many produced last season, are there any ANERY ARAB, or GHOST ARAB. Any info about my Question's would be great
thanks
happy Herping
jake

This photo has nothing to do with my Topic just felt like throwing a quick pic in

Tropical Vision is the only time i have seen a sunglow arabesque. i am very interested in teh arabesque gene also. asside from the sunglow arabesque, hypo and albino arabesque are the only other morph combinations i have seen involving the arabesque gene. i dont know if Tropical Vision produced it, but i believe it says Peter Khal on the web page, so i am guessing he produced it. i would love to get my hands on an animal with the arabesque gene to work with it .. hopefully in time i will.

I'm with ya I've been saving up for a Arab. het albino so I can breed it to my High Contrast Albino from the burkes. I'm sure by the time she's big enough I'll have enough money for a ARAB

Here's the albino Female I bought from the burke's. Photo taken by Tom or Amanda! She's getting so much more color and she's not even one year yet!!!!

thats a beautiful snake. i am not usually a fan of the albino gene (although my girlfriend really is so i will probably own one soon) because they tend to have very little contrast, but that snake has wonderful contrast.
i am just looking to get an arabesque to produce homozygous hypo homozygous arabesques. i just dont see having the finances to get an arabesque any time soon, unless i run into some good fortune (which never happens to me).
anyway, the albino arabesques seem to have amazing color to them. i think your project will turn out very well. good luck.

It's all in picking the right albinos and spending a little more quality animals that will hold their colors. Albinos don't need to grow up into big yellow bananas. Just do your homework if you want a colorful one.

Matt

'03 arab. het albino female that will breed next year.

those are some beautiful snakes. thank you for the advice also. personally i am not a huge fan of the albinos (asside from the t positive), but i have seen some that i think look nice (usually sharps).
i am much more interested in the arabesque gene alone, but i gotta make the girlfriend happy as well.
thanks again.

Gotta love what the Burkes have done with the albinos and sunglows.

on the 16th of jan.so im praying for maybe one andtha its a male,if not a male i will more then likley sell her,depends some are so hard to let go of,,this little Arabesque is a het from Pete,and the Hypos a het too,so my odd as to get a Sunglow arabesque are low ,but last year in one of my het to bruck line hypo het,id had 8 hypos all females 66%het alb.5 normals 1.4 66% het,5 albinos all males and 5 sunglows 1.4 with 2 being lipsticks ,those are the best odds i have ever heard of or seen,hpoefully this pair will blow me away,thanks for looking
Greg VanZweden

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good luck, i would deffinately like to know about getting one of those offspring carrying the arabesque gene.

I gotta tell ya that arab. Het. albino is off the meter!
I can't wait to see whats coming out you your oven in the next few years. You need to post pics of your whole collection so I can day dream a little LOL
regards
Jake

This is a Male Salmon Poss. Triple Het that I purchased from Shane Kinney/produced byCraig Tanner from a Proven DH snow Male to a Proven DH sunglow female.

Of one of the sunglow arabesques Pete & I produced back in '04.
I've got to take some new pics.
It's hard to get all the lavender to show up.
Hope this helps.

John did produce the snake.
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