She's gonna BUST!

Congrats, :D

Now to bust yer chops. :P

If it is a split clutch how do you tell the het russos from the normals the woma could have thrown? :bolt:


dr del

He sure did Matt!! He was all about staying right with her from the beginning. His rear-end even got a little sore and I had to keep him alone for a couple weeks. He's a breeding machine!

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Congrats, :D

Now to bust yer chops. :P

If it is a split clutch how do you tell the het russos from the normals the woma could have thrown? :bolt:


dr del

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Het Russos are quite light as babies with a yellowish topline. I can only hope they are obvious LOL. Or I'll be talking to Vin again for some opinions :rolleyes:

OOOHHH! Het russos! I really want a female one of those! Pm me when they hatch! :yes::w00t:

Here ya go

~Russo hatchlings~
http://www.cuttingedgeherp.com/nss-f...etLuckys04.JPG

http://www.cuttingedgeherp.com/nss-f...cSNormal05.jpg

~6 month old Russo next to a normal. Normal on the left~
http://www.cuttingedgeherp.com/nss-f...tLuckyNorm.jpg

Russo's are so high yellow that he originally called them lemon hets. I should be able to tell them from any normals I may get. They look very different at hatching than the typical normal. And dont forget the clear bellys :P But I'm pretty sure the Leucistic took all the way. The woma only locked a couple times that I noticed and he was put with her late.

Excellent pics, :gj:

They look to have major flameage compared to normals as well as the high yellows. :bow: :bow:


dr del