Which Chondro to choose?

I'd go with #2! I like how the parents look with less of the black flecks.

I love the mite phase look actually. But I have decided for Male 01. I am going to see if I can go pick it up at his facility, I live like an hour away so. But keep in mind these pics were taken in May think of what they look like now! =D

Anyways I will show everyone pics when I get them. =D Thanks everyone for your help.

i HUGE leaning towards the second one. so beautiful!

for those of you that said number two because of the way it looks now....that means nothing with these animals. that guy could turn all green within a week. don't belive me? ask anyone who had a canary turn green on them.

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Originally Posted by Lucas339

for those of you that said number two because of the way it looks now....that means nothing with these animals. that guy could turn all green within a week. don't belive me? ask anyone who had a canary turn green on them.

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I agree I had to choose between a 700 Canary or a $650 Bumble bee Morph. I chose the latter just because of that no guarantee.

Bottom Line = you can't go wrong with a chondro from Rico Walder! I like the second one personally -

definatly the first one, not only is it in the blue line but the dam has black on it!!!! So technicaly you have a chance to pass on not only the blue but you could try to breed out the black!!! thats if you want it for breeding!!! so jelous

the second one looks better now. but I would go with the first one due to the parents. it has a better shot at being incredible!

These are pics from a friend of mine. I'm sure she will not mind me sharing.
This is her male, JMMV08001-3 so it's a clutchmate to number one on your list.

http://iherp.com/Gallery/88340/10191...LkWj7WgWgr.jpg
http://iherp.com/Gallery/88340/10191...KZ4emsDOMA.jpg
http://iherp.com/Gallery/88340/10191...tFd6cgl4TN.jpg
http://iherp.com/Gallery/88340/10191...IezbyR0Edc.jpg

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Originally Posted by RyanF

definatly the first one, not only is it in the blue line but the dam has black on it!!!! So technicaly you have a chance to pass on not only the blue but you could try to breed out the black!!! thats if you want it for breeding!!! so jelous

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Because a snake is blue does not make it a blue line. Unfortunately these were not bred by Rico (OP, if you have a chance to pick it up there you will be amazed. I plan on going back in the coming months. It's an experience for sure, and Rico is super cool.) John does not have any documentation as to the lines of the animals from any of the pairings for 2008. Rico has a ton of information about them though. He knows what line they are probably are from, but I do not recall it now. I think out of like 6 chondro keepers in this area I'm the only one without a JMMV baby, and everyone is super psyched on them. You won't be disappointed.