Desert Ghost Female on Eggs

Even though recessive Desert Ghosts have been around for longer than the dominant Desert morph, there's still some confusion amongst some people between the two mutations. Many people still don't realize that female recessive Desert Ghosts lay eggs without any problems, so I figured I'd share a picture of a clutch I had laid a few weeks ago (please excuse the bad cell phone pic and the dirty cage):
http://i114.photobucket.com/albums/n...ntDGClutch.jpg

This female is a Bell line Desert Ghost. She wasn't finised laying in the above pic, and the clutch ended up being six good eggs and one slug. Here's a photo of the sire, a Bell line Desert Ghost male:
http://i114.photobucket.com/albums/n...lbradt/DG2.jpg

This is going to be my first "investment" morph. I am absolutely inlove with the DG project! Congrats on the clutch and can't wait to see updates when they hatch out :D That sire is stunning!

I love desert ghosts! I have to say the sire is total stunner! They are gorgeous! Congrats!

That daddy is hot!!

Soooo jealous! Congrats

Niiiiice!!! I want to get into DG so badly.

DGs are insane! Good luck!

Beautiful sight :). Thanks for sharing. I hope one day we'll get to the bottom of the fertility issues co-dom Deserts have.

That is a fantastic clutch. Congrats! :gj:

Very nice, thanks for posting the pics. Lets see them when they hatch out too. :gj:

I keep seeing breeders saying bell line desert ghost. what other line or lines is there?

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Originally Posted by don15681

I keep seeing breeders saying bell line desert ghost. what other line or lines is there?

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There's also the NERD line as well. Mark and Kim Bell (Reptile Industries) were the first ones to prove the morph genetic and have been more prolific with producing them. I've heard one person tell me that the two lines are compatible, but I have no concrete proof.

And thanks everyone else. I also have a gravid pastel desert ghost female as well, and I have my fingers crossed for that clutch.