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He is a good looking snake, but get females! They take easily 3x as long to reach maturity. Males are much cheaper and easy to find, get them last
Females: 0.1 fire; 0.1 sugar; 0.1 GHI; 0.1 pinstripe het desert ghost; 0.1 mojave spider; 0.2 mojave; 0.1 black pewter blast; 0.1 leopard pied; 0.1 champagne; 0.1 pied; 0.1 super pastel lesser; 0.1 pewter; 0.1 spider het pied, 0.1 bumblebee; 0.1 lesser; 0.1 spider; 0.1 normal; 0.3 het pied
Males: 1.0 het desert ghost; 1.0 pastel pied; 1.0 leopard; 1.0 black pastel; 1.0 enchi; 1.0 mojave; 1.0 cinnamon; 1.0 pied; 1.0 vanilla
Other species: 1.0.3 pacman frogs (sunkissed, super apricot, super blue, super lime green); 0.2 crested gecko; 1.0 hypo hog island boa; 0.1 normal boa; 1.0 rottweiler; 1.0 chihuahua
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Re: To buy or not to buy?
Neat little lesser. Interesting pattern.
And YB is a must have. It can be subtle alone, but does great amazing things in combos.
I don't think fader is an actual gene personally. I think its just selective breeding of blushed out animals.
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Last edited by satomi325; 06-14-2013 at 01:14 AM.
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I'd hold off & invest in females instead. He's a nice looking animal but buy girls instead. A nice two-gene hatchling female or a few excellent quality single-gene girls. Otherwise you're forking over money up front, rack space & the cost to feed him for 2+ years before your girls are up to size. He's a nice example of those genes in combo but that isn't an extremely rare combination where you wouldn't be able to find another male in a few years if you elect to hold off. As far as the fader gene, I go back and forth on whether it's an actual gene or not. I know Outback Reptiles works with it quite a bit as do a few other breeders...juries still out on that one for me as to whether it's a stand-alone gene or like Satomi said, just extreme examples of line- or in-breeding to produce super-blushed out animals.
I just creeped your profile and you have the single normal female that would be of age (and size?) to breed to him if you decide to buy him. You could sell off those babies, keep back a few females and wait on your bumblebee to get up to size while pairing him to that normal female for the next year or two if you go that route. Just a thought; your money, after all, lol!
Last edited by youbeyouibei; 06-14-2013 at 01:48 AM.
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Re: To buy or not to buy?
 Originally Posted by youbeyouibei
I just creeped your profile and you have the single normal female that would be of age (and size?) to breed to him if you decide to buy him. You could sell off those babies, keep back a few females and wait on your bumblebee to get up to size while pairing him to that normal female for the next year or two if you go that route. Just a thought; your money, after all, lol!
She is 2,000g and ready to go when I get a male for her! And she is a light, beautiful, blushing normal (where Boros is incredibly dark in comparison with NO blush). I think it would be a good mix... I am just so excited to have $500 put away for a new addition! I KNOW I should be getting my girls together, but I'm really eager to try and get a first clutch and work out the kinks of everything...
The baby I'm looking at is from NERD. I've heard mixed reviews about them. Does that make a difference in deciding?
EDIT: Boros is also a girl. Was told she was a he. Lucky for me she is a she! She should be ready in a year.
Last edited by RissaEst; 06-14-2013 at 01:58 AM.
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