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    Granite

    Hey i had a few questions before my gf and I purchase this granite bp.
    1. Has it been proven yet?
    2. Is it true that granite to yb produces Ebony?
    3. Is this one worth purchasing? http://www.faunaclassifieds.com/foru...d.php?t=135835

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    Re: Granite

    Bump- I am curious about this, too

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    Re: Granite

    To my knowledge the ebony ball has never been reproduced. It was that one and only time I could be wrong. But I think it was a hatchling from a bad dehydrate egg and it turned out really dark like that.
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    Re: Granite

    Did it survive, and if not do you think it was premature and its color never developed right?

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    Re: Granite

    It is thought that its color was merely an aberration and not genetic.. I think its alive but You'd have to ask Amir Sm(how ever its spelled)
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    Re: Granite

    Not sure if the ebony has been reproduced.I actually have a granite that bred to my yb and spider that eggs should hatch either today or tomorrow.What i do know is that yb granites have been produced.Nerd's website you can see them.Keep you posted when they hatch out...

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    Re: Granite

    Quote Originally Posted by likebull1 View Post
    Hey i had a few questions before my gf and I purchase this granite bp.
    1. Has it been proven yet?
    2. Is it true that granite to yb produces Ebony?
    3. Is this one worth purchasing? http://www.faunaclassifieds.com/foru...d.php?t=135835

    1.) there are proven lines of granite's but most are not genetic.
    2.) the frog is on it.
    3.) your call-not from a proven line as the seller indicated,but a looker.

    good info at nextworldexotics.com "the morph hunters guide"
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    Re: Granite

    I' buy the animal because I like its look..But I need another male like a hole in the head.. LOL
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    Re: Granite

    i personally dont care for granites,to me they are speckeled normals,now if they was like the granite burms,thatd be different
    1.0 blonde pastel,1.8 normal,1.1 het orange ghost 1.0 het butterscotch 0.1 het green ghost 0.1 het albino 0.1 rtb 0.1 yellow anaconda 1.0 borneo blood 1.0 albino burmese

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    Re: Granite

    There hasn't been much genetic lines of granite balls, but it looks like a true granite. If you go to boasandballs.com, they have granites for sale for like 40 dollars each since they are probably from an unproven line.

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