axanthic lines?

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Originally Posted by chaoticstone

Yeah I have been looking on there trying to decide which one down the road to get. The VPI isn't the one that is called black axanthic though right? That is another line on it's on? Haven't seen any labeled black axanthic up for sale.

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Justin Kobylka put up a Het Black Axanthic for sale a few weeks ago. its still up on his site. The listing says that this is the first time he has put anything from his Black Axanthic project up for sale.

I like the Joliff's for the tiger banding that they display as well.

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Originally Posted by The Serpent Merchant

Justin Kobylka put up a Het Black Axanthic for sale a few weeks ago. its still up on his site. The listing says that this is the first time he has put anything from his Black Axanthic project up for sale.

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That het does resemble a black pastel to me, and I did a search on more of the Black Axanthic and I think the GHI has more going on for that dark of a snake but my wallett wouldn't like it one bit.

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Originally Posted by Annarose15

I like the Joliff's for the tiger banding that they display as well.

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Joliff's are nice, I just need to save up and go to one of the big shows to see more snakes in person.

I've been told my big male is axanthic, just not sure the line, the breeder I got my cinny from said something that started with a G? Heres pic...lol.. Yall tell me....

http://i752.photobucket.com/albums/x...30935414_n.jpg

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Originally Posted by crazyj83

I've been told my big male is axanthic, just not sure the line, the breeder I got my cinny from said something that started with a G? Heres pic...lol.. Yall tell me....

http://i752.photobucket.com/albums/x...30935414_n.jpg

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personally I don't see axanthic but a better picture would help :) - If it is axanthic I would guess TSK because it's very brown, if he said it started with a G he might be thinking of the Joliff line. Like i said there is browning in every line. You can have a VPI that browns out completely, and a TSK ax that keeps its colour. But 90% of the time if you go with TSK you'll end up with a brown snake in the long run.

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Originally Posted by decensored

personally I don't see axanthic but a better picture would help :) - If it is axanthic I would guess TSK because it's very brown, if he said it started with a G he might be thinking of the Joliff line. Like i said there is browning in every line. You can have a VPI that browns out completely, and a TSK ax that keeps its colour. But 90% of the time if you go with TSK you'll end up with a brown snake in the long run.

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Better pic I think...lol...

http://i752.photobucket.com/albums/x...1-17125828.jpg

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Originally Posted by crazyj83

Better pic I think...lol...

http://i752.photobucket.com/albums/x...1-17125828.jpg

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sorry man i personally don't see it - but thats the problem with some of the axanthics - when the reach adulthood it can be hard to tell if they are axanthic.

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Originally Posted by crazyj83

I've been told my big male is axanthic, just not sure the line, the breeder I got my cinny from said something that started with a G? Heres pic...lol.. Yall tell me....

http://i752.photobucket.com/albums/x...30935414_n.jpg

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I did more research and your breeder friend may have meant the Graziani line which originated from TSK. yours may very well be an axanthic if its this line. How does your breeder friend know that it is?

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Originally Posted by crazyj83

I've been told my big male is axanthic, just not sure the line, the breeder I got my cinny from said something that started with a G? Heres pic...lol.. Yall tell me....

http://i752.photobucket.com/albums/x...30935414_n.jpg

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Normal...Could be het or poss het Ax, but not knowing the line makes that irrelevant.

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I agree no matter what line it is just not an ax. Really even with browning out they generally will turn a muddy color. But you will still be able to tell. Ax means the lack of red or yellow pigment. You can tell that this animal is a normal poss het Ax but not an ax.


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