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    Re: Things I will NEVER get tired of hatching

    Quote Originally Posted by Sunnieskys View Post
    Hooooooooolllly crap! Those are amaze balls! Wow! Just wow, Deb!
    Sorry but could not help but to laugh here.

    Yes some amazing balls!

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    Dang!!! Stunning, as always!!!

    You producing amazing babies like that is the reason every "John Doe" that gets a BP wants to breed!!! Hahaha, wink wink

    In all honesty, you do amazing work. Your passion and hard work are evident in your results!!!

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    Re: Things I will NEVER get tired of hatching

    Quote Originally Posted by Alter-Echo View Post
    Hypo cg lesser leopard? Yes please!

    Seriously just inspired me to try my hand at breeding something similar in the future. They look nothing like what I would expect from such a cross either
    Well thanks, they do not always look like those mainly due to how the lesser interacts with the leopard gene, sometimes they produce a animal with a solid dorsal stripe and sometime they just produce an animal with a funky pattern, here is a sibling same genes Hypo CG Lesser Leopard just a totally different animal.



    Those sister from 2016 show the variability when mixing lesser and leopard.



    Quote Originally Posted by ladywhipple02 View Post
    Just curious - do you have any photos of hypo CG lesser leopards as adults? Or yearlings? I can't remember if you've hatched them before or not.

    I'm curious about the color change they go through. I would imagine these babies stay beautiful throughout their life stages... and though a lot of people hate on the way BPs "brown out" as they age, I actually really enjoy watching the color progressions.
    I can guarantee those do not brown out they do however go through a tremendous color transition, I produced the first one in 2016



    Quote Originally Posted by craigafrechette View Post
    Dang!!! Stunning, as always!!!

    You producing amazing babies like that is the reason every "John Doe" that gets a BP wants to breed!!! Hahaha, wink wink

    In all honesty, you do amazing work. Your passion and hard work are evident in your results!!!
    I used to be that John Doe and still am , many things I have made were because I was inspired by what I had seen in someone else collection.
    Deborah Stewart


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    Re: Things I will NEVER get tired of hatching

    hi Deborah, totally agree, esp the hypo LEO's ... very awesome!! Also on behalf of everyone, many thanks for your wise and thoughtful input on these threads as you are consistently positive, helpful and educational in terms of your advice to all. I for one truly appreciate your time, commitment and passion to this fun hobby. Best regards,

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    The hypo... wow.

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