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The new patternless CRB. He has already settled in nicely - eaten and shed once. Unfortunately, he came to me with a little scale rub but it seems to be healing nicely.

The CRB with two BRBs (much lighter female on left with double dots in dorsal pattern and aberrant side splotches / normal colored male on right with some neck striping and aberrant side splotches)

And because I just took them, one of C. inornatus and one of C. subflavus patterning:


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Chris Carille
Marist College and Mount Saint Mary College, NY
Department of Biology
Chris Carille Photography - carillephoto.com
Garden of Eden Exotics - edenexotics.weebly.com
http://nyexotics.blogspot.com/

Gorgeous! Where did you get the patternless CRB from? I've been looking for some of those. Love my CRBs.

Beautiful pictures too!

Amanda Rose

Thanks Amanda! I love the new patternless CRB and am excited to get into them more.

I got the patternless male from EBV.
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Chris Carille
Marist College and Mount Saint Mary College, NY
Department of Biology
Chris Carille Photography - carillephoto.com
Garden of Eden Exotics - edenexotics.weebly.com
http://nyexotics.blogspot.com/

Awesome! I haven't seen the patternless CRB (at least posted by fans of CRBs) for awhile. Been wanting to get some into my collection. EBV produced them for quite awhile so I'm glad to see they are having more for sale.

Amanda

Thanks Cliff! I've only had him 2 weeks (today), but he's already eaten twice for me and shed once (the day he arrived).

He's even starting to come down... the day I got him he wasn't too happy when I gave him a good soak and was striking at me like crazy... haha Luckily, I've been handling him and haven't had any issues since.
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Chris Carille
Marist College and Mount Saint Mary College, NY
Department of Biology
Chris Carille Photography - carillephoto.com
Garden of Eden Exotics - edenexotics.weebly.com
http://nyexotics.blogspot.com/

Congrats on joining the patternless CRB club! He looks great.
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Thanks! I'm excited to be getting into CRB morphs - even at this basic level!
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Chris Carille
Marist College and Mount Saint Mary College, NY
Department of Biology
Chris Carille Photography - carillephoto.com
Garden of Eden Exotics - edenexotics.weebly.com
http://nyexotics.blogspot.com/