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    Ember Ghost male

    This is an Ember Ghost and Ember Het Ghost male. I hatched them out of an Ember Het Hypo x Ghost breeding.

    Dave





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    I like , can you up some pics of him with better lighting, only so I can drool more
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    Re: Ember Ghost male

    Nice looking snakes!

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    Re: Ember Ghost male

    very legit snake you got there!

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    Better pic?



    Here is a pic with better light. He has shed and is an eating machine. I am hoping he is the answer to my Ember project whoa's.

    Dave

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    Very nice! Better looking that a caramel.
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    That's beautiful... I love it!! Are you the first to produce this morph?
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    Gorgeous! Congrats.
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    That thing is insane.

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    Thanks guys. The Ember is one of my Dinker projects that proved genetic. The original Ember was a pet store find just like the Sulfur female. The 05 Het Hypo Ember I produced from the original female bred to a Ghost (yeah, back in those days, I thought she might be a toffee colored hypo) has proven to be a poor breeder up until this year. I slugged out on my one super clutch this year. I am hoping to have 3 or 4 Ember related clutches this year. The Super could be a Lucy, or something else....The Embers stay much more yellow as they age than Sulfurs, but who knows

    If you type in Ember or Emberballs in the Search function, you can see the neon orange baby Ember I produced, and held back. She might just go this year, and is poss het hypo.

    Dave

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