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Axanthic ?s

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  • 03-01-2009, 11:54 PM
    pitbulls4me
    Axanthic ?s
    I have a couple questions about this morph. First, do certain lines keep the grey and black color better than others? Or is that something that is based on an individual snake? Also while reading up on them I found someone mentioning a paradox axanthic. What is that? I am really interested in this morph as I think they are beautiful. I would like to learn more about them as I will more than likely add that to my collection someday!
  • 03-02-2009, 02:34 AM
    nevohraalnavnoj
    Re: Axanthic ?s
    Quote:

    Originally Posted by pitbulls4me View Post
    I have a couple questions about this morph. First, do certain lines keep the grey and black color better than others? Or is that something that is based on an individual snake? Also while reading up on them I found someone mentioning a paradox axanthic. What is that? I am really interested in this morph as I think they are beautiful. I would like to learn more about them as I will more than likely add that to my collection someday!

    The two most popular lines are the Snake Keep line and the VPI line. Some say one line is better than another, etc. As far as we know, they are incompatible lines, so pick carefully. In the end, you should choose based on the better looking animal.

    Paradox pops up in all types of BP morphs. People charge an arm and a leg for them, saw an albino paradox for $6,000+ I believe.

    JonV
  • 03-02-2009, 11:01 AM
    pitbulls4me
    Re: Axanthic ?s
    Thank you very much for the response.
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