Re: Something new - Dark matter
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Originally Posted by
joebad976
IDK....looks like a Mojave to me. What does the panther bring to the table? Is there a super Panther? Looks like there are two lines of Panther the Berry line and TII, what is the difference?
My line is the Berry line, I called them Panthers years ago when they were still a dinking project (I got the founder female out of Africa). The other chap in Holland chose the same name but they are a totally different mutation, not related at all and from what I can tell his don't do anything like my line in combos. Don't have any plain Mojaves to put them next to each other for a photo, but have breed a few hundred Mojaves over the years, and the panthers very different looking in the flesh. The dark matter is much more purple/ dark grey with a very reduced dorsal stripe and alien heads, closest combo in looks would be a black potion I guess. As far as I can tell they are also not a member of the blue eyed allele series.
Re: Something new - Dark matter
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Originally Posted by
grcforce327
Why not try natural sunlight so you get the "true" color? To many color blind people in the BP world.
Yes I agree thats a good idea, however its about 6C/43F outside my UK snake room right now and about to rain again ...so the outside photos will have to wait until next month when I'm back in Florida again ... I'm in the middle of a relocation right now :cool:
Re: Something new - Dark matter
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Originally Posted by
John Berry
Yes I agree thats a good idea, however its about 6C/43F outside my UK snake room right now and about to rain again ...so the outside photos will have to wait until next month when I'm back in Florida again ... I'm in the middle of a relocation right now :cool:
Don't worry it's about the same out my Pa window :( I miss the warm
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