2010 graphite ivory

been waiting for this one to shed out-she is going to be an A grade graphite. Maybe even nicer than her father. They usually dont look like much until second shed, but this one is so speckled first shed---cool!

pictured next to a normal ivory

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Very nice, and the yellow line down its back is very prominent too.

I think by the second shed it will be even better on the flecking--I have 3 more, but this one was the most pronounced. The others will probably darken with some age

I wish you the best of luck with them, they are very neat looking. I have to admit I have never seen the with yellow lines down their backs that stand out that much, again, they are really cool looking.

I was wondering, where do you draw the line between graphite and ivory? Or do ivories never have speckling unless they are graphites?

Have you seen my big one? He started as a baby like this one, probably not quite as speckled and he got more and more speckled as he got bigger. Its hard to tell at first which is whay I thought this one was unusual. It has such bold speckling.

Very nice looking! Should be awesome after a few more sheds!

Very cool. I have seen Ben's adult graphite in person, and they look nothing like a normal ivory. If she is more extreme than her dad, then she will be an amazing animal indeed.

ohhhhh soooooo hot!:rolleye2:

Ive seen pictures of the graphite, but more what Im asking is if an ivory with a medium amount of speckling popped up, would it be a graphite or a speckled ivory?