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A question about morphs and aging
Besides my quest for a BCC, i've also been looking at various morphs. Nothing high-end, i know i can't get champaign on a beer budget, but that doesn't mean i want to settle for Schlitz (no offense). As you can imagine, my price guided searches have been coming up with a lot of hypo variations (my personal preference is for bright/warm colors, so I'm not really considering anery). SO hears the the thing: although the babies look awesome, i feel like every adult hypo i see is very much brown on brown - now please dont take this the wrong way, i'm just describing my own tastes, not passing judgment on anyone or any snake - and very low contrast, not nearly as appealing as the babies. Is there a particular line of hypo that keeps that contrast? I've seen an ad for on orgasm hypo ("double dose") and a cursory search indicated they hold color, same for a snakes that are pastel and hypo, super hypo, and the confusion goes on. I've also seen jungles which i understand is a color enhancer (though i like the aberrant patterns too, but lots of $$)
Any tips for entry level morphs (hypo or otherwise) that have popping color that endures??
I should note, this is one of the things i like so much about BCC's, that shocking red tail.
Thanks, all!
1.0 Central American BI: Irwin
0.1 Jungle, het snow BI: Gimel
1.0 green albino, het granite Burm: Dr. Waffles
1.0 Betta fish: Convertible
1.1 cats: Tipitina (Tipi) and Professor Longhair (Fess)
0.1 Egyptian baladi dog: Toasty
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