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  • 06-01-2016, 11:01 PM
    Tom Pecanic
    Cinnamon... with a little something extra!
  • 06-02-2016, 01:10 AM
    J-Royals
    Nice dark girl for sure.. Do you know what the little extra is?
    Can't wait to see the rest of this clutch shed out.
  • 06-02-2016, 08:31 AM
    Tom Pecanic
    Extra gene is on display... top left row. Here's another version that is missing from that picture.🐍🐍

    http://i1056.photobucket.com/albums/...psvev9puu9.jpg
  • 06-02-2016, 12:41 PM
    Dave Green
    Re: Cinnamon... with a little something extra!
    Quote:

    Originally Posted by Tom Pecanic View Post
    Extra gene is on display... top left row. Here's another version that is missing from that picture.🐍🐍

    http://i1056.photobucket.com/albums/...psvev9puu9.jpg

    Coolness
  • 06-02-2016, 12:52 PM
    T_Redbull
    Re: Cinnamon... with a little something extra!
    Wow really nice
    Quote:

    Originally Posted by Tom Pecanic View Post
    Extra gene is on display... top left row. Here's another version that is missing from that picture.����

    http://i1056.photobucket.com/albums/...psvev9puu9.jpg

  • 06-02-2016, 01:31 PM
    butterballpython
    Nice!

    --a quick off topic item--

    Tom, Merryman is doing great. Last summer I bred him to a solid salmon colored female with the hairy trait, and he gave me some really nice hatchlings. I'm having a hard time deciding which to keep. One of them is a nice gold-orange and loaded with portholes across its sides. Nice crests, too. That one is definitely a keeper. :)
  • 06-02-2016, 02:51 PM
    Tom Pecanic
    Re: Cinnamon... with a little something extra!
    Quote:

    Originally Posted by butterballpython View Post
    Nice!

    --a quick off topic item--

    Tom, Merryman is doing great. Last summer I bred him to a solid salmon colored female with the hairy trait, and he gave me some really nice hatchlings. I'm having a hard time deciding which to keep. One of them is a nice gold-orange and loaded with portholes across its sides. Nice crests, too. That one is definitely a keeper. :)

    I wanna see pics... who is this by the by? I'm getting old!
  • 06-03-2016, 03:38 AM
    butterballpython
    LOL, this is Christine. I’m the one who drove down to Phoenix and bought Merryman 2-3 years ago. I really need to take some pictures of the geckos, but am no good with a camera.

    The female that Merryman was paired with is one that I bred from a crowned blonde male that Ryan Nefcy (Talkenlate) sold to me in 2010, and a nice red bicolor Petco find. Merryman’s taking this season off, but there’s a nice red-orange reverse pinner girl with a sprinkling of red dal spots here that he might pair up with next season.

    I’m hoping to breed a pair of Pine Isle chewies next year too, if the female gets up to weight. Not much luck this year—I paired up a crowned, drippy lavender and white crestie girl who dropped her tail the other day when I tried moving her to clean the cage with a lavender and white male. They’ve been together for 3 months, but no eggs.
  • 06-04-2016, 12:51 PM
    Tom Pecanic
    Re: Cinnamon... with a little something extra!
    Quote:

    Originally Posted by butterballpython View Post
    LOL, this is Christine. I’m the one who drove down to Phoenix and bought Merryman 2-3 years ago. I really need to take some pictures of the geckos, but am no good with a camera.

    The female that Merryman was paired with is one that I bred from a crowned blonde male that Ryan Nefcy (Talkenlate) sold to me in 2010, and a nice red bicolor Petco find. Merryman’s taking this season off, but there’s a nice red-orange reverse pinner girl with a sprinkling of red dal spots here that he might pair up with next season.

    I’m hoping to breed a pair of Pine Isle chewies next year too, if the female gets up to weight. Not much luck this year—I paired up a crowned, drippy lavender and white crestie girl who dropped her tail the other day when I tried moving her to clean the cage with a lavender and white male. They’ve been together for 3 months, but no eggs.

    Nice work! Glad to hear everybody is doing swell! That's great news.
  • 06-04-2016, 01:25 PM
    butterballpython
    Thanks, Tom.

    OK, that's it for gecko talk--now back to ball python talk, and that nice cinnamon. :)
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