First ever Green/Labyrinth is out of the egg!

Here are some pics. I can't believe the green/lab is finally out!

First is all of the clutch together. You can see the green/labyrinth stretched across the eggs. :)
http://pic50.picturetrail.com/VOL443.../320287483.jpg

This second pic is of the green/labyrinth by the albino green/labyrinth in the egg.
http://pic50.picturetrail.com/VOL443.../320287480.jpg

Ben Rogers

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Very cool

but I like this one can we see a pic of it?

http://www.wildmorphs.com/forum/COOL%20BURM.jpg

I'm sure I'll get some pics of the normal greens up. For what ever reason they have nearly no spots on them what so ever as far as I can tell.

Then it looks like the labs and albino labs maybe a little different looking as well if they carry the green gene. The first albino lab to hatch looked fairly normal, but the other 4 look to be a bit different. Can't wait for them to come out too!

:DToo Cute! I love babies!:gj::gj:

Congratulations!! very very cool.....I hope they do really good for you:)

so this is the first breen/labyrinth EVER or just ever for you?

Cool!!

I thought the labyrinth was not a spotted morph and had a, well, labyrinthine pattern, which I don't see on the green you've pictured.

What makes this a labyrinth?

Awesome, congrats! Now make it dwarf, and I'll take two!:D

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Originally Posted by Patrick Long

so this is the first breen/labyrinth EVER or just ever for you?

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As far as I or anyone else knows this is the first time these two morphs have been combined. It's hard to believe considering they have both been around for so long, but they aren't that easy to make.

Ben Rogers

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Originally Posted by wilomn

I thought the labyrinth was not a spotted morph and had a, well, labyrinthine pattern, which I don't see on the green you've pictured.

What makes this a labyrinth?

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The snake pictured is the combination of a labyrinth pattern with the green pattern. While it doesn't look very labyrinth, it still is a homozygous labyrinth in additon to green and has the potential for some pretty interesting breeding projects. If you notice the other greens in the group shot are much different.

Ben Rogers