Very reduced clown and a vanilla (vid)

Quick video of a couple growing males that should be ready this upcoming year. Let me know what you guys think :)
http://youtube.com/watch?v=0f-Mk5DOFks

That is a GREAT looking clown, I love those really reduced pattern ones like that.

Yeah, your clown is looking fantastic! The camera always takes away, but you can tell he has some really yellow sides. I can't wait to try and prove out my pastel girls next year, fingers crossed :D

Thanks a lot guys! I don't have the best camera but it does the job. I always have a tough time picking out vanillas but I am excited to work with them in the future, I have a female fire I am growing up and shooting for some vanilla creams :)

In terms of the vanilla in the video will he lighten over time or does it depend on the snake itself?

Thanks for the comments and help

Love that clown! He is an awesome looking clown. As for vanillas they usually lighten up add they get older and shed out. I have 2 female vanillas that are sisters. One is really light but is about 200 grams bigger and had shed 2 more times. Can definitely see a difference between the them.

Love them. They are gorgeous. Just curious, I know that camera is suppose to add 10 pounds to people. How much does it adds to a BP?


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I love that clown! Who'd you get him from?

The vanilla is ok. A bit too normal looking for my taste though.

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Originally Posted by Mike41793

I love that clown! Who'd you get him from?

The vanilla is ok. A bit too normal looking for my taste though.

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I got the clown from Brian Sharp. The vanilla I took from a friend who was unable to take care of him, he isn't the best looking but I am hoping he lightens some as he grows.

wow gorgeous!! love that clown, awesome head pattern!!!:)

Vanilla's are a pretty subtle morph. They look pretty normal unless you see them next to an actual 'normal', then you can see how light they really are. They're very much like a fire in that respect. I got mine from Gulf Coast Reptiles, the people who were the first to produce them, and he doesn't look that much lighter then yours.