I am not big into Vanillas, but I did get a great looking female Pastel Vanilla from Maki a few years ago. She is a great eater, and nearing the magic 1500 grams. I am going to do Sulfur Mojave x Pastel Vanilla, and try to hit on the Vanilla Het Black Eyed Lucy cross, which is pretty sweet.
Dave
01-23-2010, 09:00 PM
Louis Kirkland
Re: Vanilla?
We've got an '08 male we're breeding this season. He's locked up with his first girl as I type this. Looks like he's going to be a stud. :D
01-23-2010, 09:40 PM
Lesserbee
Re: Vanilla?
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Originally Posted by Louis Kirkland
We've got an '08 male we're breeding this season. He's locked up with his first girl as I type this. Looks like he's going to be a stud. :D
what do u got him paired with?
01-23-2010, 09:52 PM
Louis Kirkland
Re: Vanilla?
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Originally Posted by Lesserbee
what do u got him paired with?
Probably just normals and Pastels this year. My other morph females are tied up with other projects. I wish I had a Fire female ready for him. I really like that combo.
01-24-2010, 07:35 AM
Ouroboros
Re: Vanilla?
While we're discussing about vanillas then I would like to know how you tell it apart from a normal? I'm having a hard time telling them apart.
01-24-2010, 08:43 AM
mason
Re: Vanilla?
co-dom belly, pretty 'bright' animal next to it's normal siblings. Like many co-doms the difference is clearer "in the flesh" once you've seen a few inperson it's easy (like yellowbelly and fire) to spot. Again like with all co-dom genes there are good ones and bad ones too.
01-24-2010, 02:47 PM
Ouroboros
Re: Vanilla?
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Originally Posted by mason
co-dom belly, pretty 'bright' animal next to it's normal siblings. Like many co-doms the difference is clearer "in the flesh" once you've seen a few inperson it's easy (like yellowbelly and fire) to spot. Again like with all co-dom genes there are good ones and bad ones too.
I don't have any problems by telling apart an Yellowbelly or Fire - they're easy to differentiate from a normal.
I've seen a couple of them in flesh but they don't do the trick for me. I wouldn't mind buying a Super Vanilla - they look fantastic.
01-25-2010, 09:59 AM
mason
Re: Vanilla?
super vanillas are lovely, and to be honest all the justification you need to go down the vanilla route IMO!
To be honest i've yet to see a vanilla cross that doesn't impress, for such a subtle gene it can have massive effects in a combo.
01-25-2010, 12:55 PM
Sloanreptiles
Re: Vanilla?
We have a Black Pastel Vanilla male that we are growing up so hopefully we can plug him into some Cinnamon females and some Vanilla females.:salute:
