Some more new bloods

There are two types of yellows I've found in the US. One is a brownish red snake that people are calling yellow. The other is like these two new arrivals that are more striped, have a granite like pattern that intensifies with age, and a nice buttery yellow color. I've been tracking them down for a while now and I just picked up two more. A few are old enough to breed this upcoming season. Time to see what potential these hold.
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They look great! Bloods are a little big for me, still loving the chrome shaped heads.;) Good luck with them breeding!

Nice looking animals, the yellow type hasn't recieved enough attention..Selective breeding should allow someone do do great things for the animals..Isn't there a bloodline called the Pale gray that a person or 2 are working with ? :gj:

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Originally Posted by Tim Mead

Nice looking animals, the yellow type hasn't recieved enough attention..Selective breeding should allow someone do do great things for the animals..Isn't there a bloodline called the Pale gray that a person or 2 are working with ? :gj:

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There seems to be a few different lineages out there that need more attention. These I think were passed under the rug as being the "yellow" brongs that were already here. I need to get one of those in my collection so I can show a side by side comparison.

This upcoming season I have a few plans for the older animals to begin testing what is behind this phenotype.

Woah, you do have a lot of reptiles ._.

Nice snakes, I've never handled Bloods before but I hope to in the future.