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I am not sure what to call some of these. The parents are both hypos, het for stripe and lavender.
So, at the very least, they are all hypo. Some are much lighter, but I am not sure if they are hypo lavenders, or just nicer hypos. What do you all think?
Sorry for the not-so-great pics. I need to get some out-door shots soon.
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Kent
Yeah, they are all variable looking hypos. Lavender hatchlings would have a very "ghosty" look to them.........congrats!
~Doug
Some pre-shed normal, hypo, hypo lavender, lavender, and anery.
hypo and normal het:
A better pic of the lavender and hypo lavender together.
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"a snake in the grass is a GOOD thing" 
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....Since that is really what you were asking about. Those would be even lighter still. They can also be variable of course just like all morphs can be, but I don't see any there that remotely resemble hypo lavenders or levanders.
Cool hypo stripes too man!
~Doug
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"a snake in the grass is a GOOD thing"
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Thats what I was thinking too. I am happy that I got a couple of stripers though.
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Kent
Nice group you got there Kent.
--Dennis
Thanks.
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Kent
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