Tiger Retic Eggs

[coldbloodaddict]

I got 26 eggs from this Normal Retic on 2/26...This is her first clutch and mine as far as Retics go...She was bred by a wild looking Striped Tiger...Hope I produce more like him...







I lost a few eggs, but it looks like I have all Tigers...

[CeraDigital]

Congrats man! Feels nice seeing those lil heads pip huh?

[coldbloodaddict]

Thanks! It's definitely exciting hatching these guys out...

[Evan Jamison]

Congrats Jon, and nice shots of that babies! So is that male a super tiger, or did you just get really lucky?


-Evan

[coldbloodaddict]

Congrats Jon, and nice shots of that babies! So is that male a super tiger, or did you just get really lucky?


-Evan

Thanks Evan!

I don't know is true Genetics...I was hoping to breed him to figure it out...And now I am just as confused as ever...

[CeraDigital]

Say, think you'll have any normal females available? Those Tigers are definitely gorgeous man! Congradulations again!

[Ben_Renick]

Very nice man! Nothing like seeing a retic on a nice batch of eggs! Congrats on the clutch!

[coldbloodaddict]

Thanks!
I grew both of these up from hatchlings, so it's been a long road...

[_BoidFinatic_]

WOW. Congrats. Btw, I like the yellowhead of the father. How big are the two parents?

[Blake_Herman]

that's great! congratulations!!

I agree the male looks a little confusing, but I could easily see how he could be just not a very reduced super tiger... cause I don't think I've seen too many "normal" tigers that have striping to that degree, especially not the side striping... those white blotches are REALLY elongated...

And especially since all the babys were not only all tigers, but they were tigers with a lot of pattern, so logically, the super form of those individuals would have a lot more pattern... seems probable to me...

Hopefully that wasn't all just mumbling and you could understand it...

Well he looks great either way!