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    Axanthic Het Red Axanthic !

    Do you own one ?
    0.1 Leopard Pied
    0.1 VPI Axanthic Het Pied
    1.0 VPI Axanthic Pied

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    I wish! That would be such a sexy combo!!

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    a bunch of red eared sliders
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    red axanthics are the best in my opinion, as they tend to mantain the axanthic appearence instead of becoming dull as they grow, like the recessive lines...

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    i'd sure like to see it. also an axanthic firefly would be hot!

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    Re: Axanthic Het Red Axanthic !

    Quote Originally Posted by Quality_Snakes View Post
    red axanthics are the best in my opinion, as they tend to mantain the axanthic appearence instead of becoming dull as they grow, like the recessive lines...
    You sure we're talking about the same mutation here? Every red axanthic I've seen that was larger than a hatchling had turned a reddish brown colour. They're still nice animals with some interesting potential, but definitely don't keep an "axanthic" look to them like some nicer individuals of the recessive lines do. Here's a link with some photos of adult red axanthics: http://www.coreywoods.com/red.shtml
    Russell Lawson

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    Het red axanthic is one visual het that I prefer over the homozygous form.
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