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Just taking some updated pics of a few Mex Mex and wanted to share some.
Some of these are now close to breeding size but they weren't in late October when I started brumation so they will have to wait until 2012 to breed. Some interesting, multiple genes for future projects.

2010 Black Phase X Hypoerythristic Line Male

2009 Black Phase Male

2009 Black Phase Male

2009 Hypoerythristic Line Male - Nice Striping

2009 Black Phase X Granite Female

2009 Black Phase X Granite Male - Nice Striping

2009 Splitbanded Female

2009 Black Phase Female

2009 Black Phase Split Banded Female

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John Lassiter
Poor planning and procrastination on your part does not constitute an emergency on my part...

John...

I cannot believe that you ever sold a mexmex! lol

How many thousends you wanna keep at home?

When a young man rings your doorbell and asking for a mexmex you will answer : you can go out with my daughter,you can drive my car...but stay away from my mexmex!or i show you my guns...

John, the black-phase mexmex`s look fantastic!Hope to see very soon the offspring from wild-blooded-burgundy/granit...

>>John...
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>>I cannot believe that you ever sold a mexmex! lol
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>>How many thousends you wanna keep at home?
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>>When a young man rings your doorbell and asking for a mexmex you will answer : you can go out with my daughter,you can drive my car...but stay away from my mexmex!or i show you my guns...
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>>John, the black-phase mexmex`s look fantastic!Hope to see very soon the offspring from wild-blooded-burgundy/granit...

Hahahahahaha
Michael.....you are too funny......ha
I haven't sold a mex mex in a long time actually.....
I wish I could keep them all but I'd like to pay for the feeder mice some how.......
I have my fingers crossed this year for luck.
It can't get any worse than last year so I have some hope for some nice stuff.......
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John Lassiter
Poor planning and procrastination on your part does not constitute an emergency on my part...

Hi John,

the last year wasn`t good, but there is allways a next season!

I hope to see some pairings this months, most thayeri and alterna started eating, and the greeris will accept the first meal later next months...they have other priorities! lol

Are all your kings back from hibernation?
I wish you the best of luck this season...

yours,
Michael

I just brought my males out of brumation last night.....They are at 75F and will be offered some meals this weekend.

The females will be warmed up to 75F on March 1st.....

Then the feeding and breeding will commence......All I wish for is fertile eggs......
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John Lassiter
Poor planning and procrastination on your part does not constitute an emergency on my part...