Goldeneye

I was taking pics of the Goldeneye for his new collection page on the website, and I thought I would stop by and post on of the pics. This guy has grown alot since we got him.

Enjoy,
http://www.baileyreptiles.com/pics/goldeneyejan11.jpg

Nice pic, thanks for sharing :)

WOW! Crazy looking Blood......

I could easily get talked into getting one of those, he is amazing :gj:

How rare is that color for Bloods? That looks amazing!!!!

What a stunning animal! I'd love to know more about that morph because someday I'd like to have a small collection of bloods and I'd want something just like that!!

Ahhh! Drool!

Stunning :O

Now THAT, is one fine lookin' blood! :gj: Stunning.

Awesome blood!

damn! thats a nice looking snake!

did you get the name from james bond!:P

Thanks for all of the nice replies. This is one of my favorite snakes in my collection right now. He has got amazing colors and he is finally starting to get pretty calm (except when you are taking pictures of him).

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Originally Posted by Deborah

I could easily get talked into getting one of those, he is amazing :gj:

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Good, because hopefully I will be producing some in the near future.

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Originally Posted by Monster Dodge

How rare is that color for Bloods? That looks amazing!!!!

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They are pretty rare. Only 2 people have produced these animals to date, and as far as I know they are only in about 5 or 6 collections.

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Originally Posted by JLC

What a stunning animal! I'd love to know more about that morph because someday I'd like to have a small collection of bloods and I'd want something just like that!!

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Let me know what you want to know Judy. It is a codominant Brongersmai mutation. The Homozygous form is the Magpie. Those have only been produced by one person, Tracy Barker, and none of them have been released by Tracy.

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Originally Posted by dembonez

damn! thats a nice looking snake!

did you get the name from james bond!:P

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I do not know exactly what the history of the mutation name is, but Tracy Barker of VPI named the mutation. I have not given the snake his own name. Goldeneye is the name of the mutation.

"The Homozygous form is the Magpie. "
I've been curious about that for the longest time. That is definitely a blood that wouldn't be hard to sell. I can't wait to see some combos of these. :D

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Originally Posted by Jyson

"The Homozygous form is the Magpie. "
I've been curious about that for the longest time. That is definitely a blood that wouldn't be hard to sell. I can't wait to see some combos of these. :D

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I don't have a link handy, but Matt Turner did produce a T+ Albino Goldeneye this past year. Do a little searching and you can probably find a picture. It is amazing. However, there are still plenty of combos yet to be made with it.

Killer!!!

Just Killer!!!!

Wooooww :o

Those are my favorite snakes ever, I think! Every time I see one, it's really really tough not to think about charging up my cards again. :D

That's an awesome Blood and one of two morphs I'd really like to have if/when I decide to add Bloods (the other being the Matrix). Would love to see a Matrix/Goldeneye produced and even more than that, an Ivory/Magpie...drool.

awesome

Gorgeous goldeneye man! Glad it's startiNg to settle out for you :gj: