A few of my ATB's

http://www.primareptilia.com/gallery..._004.sized.jpg

http://www.primareptilia.com/gallery...RO_3.sized.jpg

http://www.primareptilia.com/gallery...ro_2.sized.jpg

http://www.primareptilia.com/gallery...ed_9.sized.jpg

WOW...they are all just gorgeous. As far as I know their genotypes and phenotypes can differ a lot and therefore the offspring in a litter of ATBs can't be predicted. I don't know how well that came out. Is this true?

I remember these guys, gorgeous as always

Donnie, thems just scary. ;)

Craig

luv 'em luv 'em luv 'em! especially the last one!

Thanks for your complements everyone!

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Originally Posted by _BoidFinatic_

WOW...they are all just gorgeous. As far as I know their genotypes and phenotypes can differ a lot and therefore the offspring in a litter of ATBs can't be predicted. I don't know how well that came out. Is this true?

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That is what I have always been told too... imagine my surprise when I bred a patternless orange to Big Red (the last picture above) and got an entire litter of basically patternless babies ranging in color from yellow to orange to bright red. :carrot: :carrot: :carrot: :carrot: :carrot:

I AGREE! :carrot: :carrot: :carrot: :carrot: :carrot: AWESOME!

"Your" ATB's???

Harumph

Didn't even show off OUR prettiest girl!

http://www.primareptilia.com/gallery...01_9.sized.jpg

Sibling to the orange one at the top ;)

UNBELIEVABLE color in that ATB ! Now that's a snake that predators in the wild would be cautious about. :eek:

Amazing :gj:, look like they have a bit of attitude too!