Axanthic Lines?

Quote:

---

Originally Posted by JAMills

Correct me if I am wrong but The VPI Black Axanthic is actually out of the same line as the regular VPI as stated on one of the blogtalkradio/reptileradio shows by Tracy.

I will agree though the Black Axanthic is smokin'!

---

Black Axanthics are a seperate recessive morph. VPI Originated them but they are not to be confused with your standard VPI Axanthics. I've seen them in person and trust me, they're awesome.

Quote:

---

Originally Posted by AaronP

Black Axanthics are a seperate recessive morph. VPI Originated them but they are not to be confused with your standard VPI Axanthics. I've seen them in person and trust me, they're awesome.

---

They sure are awesome animal's, Aaron!

I've got a pair of TSK Axanthics and a pair of Black Axanthics, they're gonna do totally different things!

Black Axanthics are going to redefine axanthic combos! The combos from other axanthic lines are awesome, but like Dave said above, it will be apples and oranges. Another completely new look to work into everything!

Justin

I got all VPI's over here and I'm not complaining ;)

I have two VPI hets, and have seen the offspring produced by this line, and by the breeder that is working with them (all descended from one het male), and they are killer. I really like them.

I see pics and think that must have been p-shopped as they are actually black, white and grey, then see them in person and think... "hmmm, those are black, white and grey".

But ask me next season after I hatch a few out, I do not doubt that I will be that much more into them. :)

Bruce

PS: Both of mine are possible het hypos... so what could be better than that?

http://ballbreeder.com/wp-content/ga...61809m/131.jpg

This is a Pastel 50% het VPI Axanthic I recieved from VPI. Amazing Yellows!!

Oh man, VPI all the way. Someday I'd LOVE to get a few VPI axanthic hets and try for one of their beauties.

Quote:

---

Originally Posted by jkobylka

Black Axanthics are going to redefine axanthic combos! The combos from other axanthic lines are awesome, but like Dave said above, it will be apples and oranges. Another completely new look to work into everything!

Justin

---

The axanthic male I have is pretty dark, and is staying dark as he gets older. This is the Axanthic line from RMJ Reptiles; I acquired a male and 2 hets last year:

http://www.projectpython.com/images/new/PB030047.JPG

BrandonsBalls

brandonsballs- that is one awesome looking snake there. very, very, very cool.

We are working with TSK line of Axanthics and I have to say I am very pleased with the animals we have produced. Jacki on our website is a pastel axanthic female we hatched in 2008. I can say that I purchased a 1.1 pair of visual TSKL Axanthics and I was not impressed. I sold of the female since she was not as nice as the male. The male he is okay at best. Here are some pics of what we have produced.
This is Helen we produced her last year (09) and she is about 500g now.
http://i130.photobucket.com/albums/p.../Helen472g.jpg

This is the male I purchased.
http://i130.photobucket.com/albums/p...anthicmale.jpg

And here is Jacki at 800g(pastel axanthic)
http://i130.photobucket.com/albums/p.../Jacki792g.jpg

As you can see their is quite a difference between okay and a very good quality axanthic, and these guys are of the same line.