Couple little ones

All but two of the Champagne X Mojave clutch have shed out.
Time to get them popping hoppers. :gj:

This female took her hopper almost as soon at it hit the tub...
I have always loved the look of a quality Mojave (not to toot my own horn or anything)
http://i64.tinypic.com/2rfx8wk.jpg

Got one of the male Champagnes while I was cleaning them.
http://i67.tinypic.com/n5gewm.jpg

Always about the time I start wondering why I keep doing this, I get some great looking animals and it reminds me that I honestly love producing them.
Its never about quantity or money. Money is nice BUT I would rather only have a couple small clutches of some great looking animals than a whole bunch of clutches with only a couple good looking animals.

So pretty !!!

The female looks nice and plump after hear meal! Gotta love the un-problematic feeders ;)
The colors and pattern on the male are so unique!

You are so right, it is ALL about the quality, not the quantity. Also, how one cares for ALL the animals, breeders and hatchlings. Profit should never take precedence of the well being of even a single animal. These are live beings, not like selling books or tools.

Being a good breeder takes so much more then "a large number of animals".

Two of my favorite morphs.


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That Champagne is beautiful!

Mojave, Butter, Lesser are all genes that never disappoint. Even in "single" gene, they are beautiful !! Very clean, great contrast and color.

In combination with other genes, they are just over the top !!