Whiteout Zero AFT

It's been quite some time since I posted regularly due to my camera breaking. It's now back up and running and I had to take some quick shots of this handsome stud to share.

This male was produced by David Deem. I also have a Whiteout Zero female and a Zero female from him and they all fire up like this regularly. These animals were produced by a long term captive wild caught Zero female. I have never seen something fire up like this in African Fat Tails and I'm very excited to see what happens when I start mixing more traits in with this line of Zero.

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-Lee

Looking good Lee!

Regards,

B

Thanks, Brian. I really enjoy these little guys.

Wicked dorsal stripe!

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Originally Posted by eel588

Thanks, Brian. I really enjoy these little guys.

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Oh I know you do :) That's why I go out of my way to check your threads when I peruse this board. You always have some nice shots too.

Regards,

B

I don't know anything about fat tails but they sure are cute! I like how this guy looks ghost-y

Part of me misses having geckos, the other part doesn't miss having an animal (aside from the dogs) that require feeding almost every day!

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Originally Posted by Annarose15

Wicked dorsal stripe!

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Thanks, I love banded Fat Tails but the stripe adds that perfect accent to all the traits.

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Originally Posted by Simple Man

Oh I know you do :) That's why I go out of my way to check your threads when I peruse this board. You always have some nice shots too.

Regards,

B

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I always enjoy looking at your posts as well! One of these days I need to make it up to WA, I want to take pictures of everything you have.

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Originally Posted by Daybreaker

I don't know anything about fat tails but they sure are cute! I like how this guy looks ghost-y

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That's what I love about this line of Zero. They were named Zeros because they have zero banding. They normally consist of a non-banded animals that have dark saturated solid dorsal pattern. These still have that plus the amazing color variation you see. You should start learning about them. They are the gecko version of Ball Pythons, I love these things.

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Originally Posted by gsarchie

Part of me misses having geckos, the other part doesn't miss having an animal (aside from the dogs) that require feeding almost every day!

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I told myself many years ago that I wouldn't keep geckos again because of feeding frequency and crickets. I later found roaches and I haven't looked back, I also know a few breeders that feed their whole collection on mealworms with no issues. Talk about enjoyable, cheap, and easy to maintain! I'm definitely a snake guy but Fat Tails have everything I'm looking for in an animal that I wish to breed. I'm not kidding they are the gecko version of Ball Pythons. If you are slightly interested in keeping geckos again I would look no further than AFTs. PM me if you have an specific questions, I love talking about my creatures.

Looks absolutely amazing. I love the AFT colors and morphs.