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    SK Axanthic Yellowbelly

    Thought this lil guy turned out pretty neat. Really silver!





    Mom was a super light YB het Axanthic female so it made this lil guy extra sharp!

    On related news I'm fairly sure the Ivory in this clutch is "just" an Ivory But I should have a picture of another Ivory combo to make up for it fairly soon

    Thanks for looking!
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    Very cool, I wish axanthics would stay that awesome color.
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    Nice!!!

    Don't see to many ax yb's, love it
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    Very goodlookin combo! Now Im imagining what it would look like if a pastel was added to it.

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    Re: SK Axanthic Yellowbelly

    It looks pretty sharp I've got 1 maybe 2 in the egg yet waiting to come out. I'll def post pics.

    Thanks for the compliments!

    Quote Originally Posted by Pinoy Pythons View Post
    Very goodlookin combo! Now Im imagining what it would look like if a pastel was added to it.
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    I "think" that some of the combo axanthics made with genes like fire, sulfur, yb, vanilla, etc will probably make for some of the best looking adult axanthics. Very light silver and high contrast with black. Basically turning up the axanthic gene a notch as an adult. Very cool IMO.

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    Very cool, I wish axanthics would stay that awesome color.
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    Re: SK Axanthic Yellowbelly

    Quote Originally Posted by JD Constriction View Post
    I "think" that some of the combo axanthics made with genes like fire, sulfur, yb, vanilla, etc will probably make for some of the best looking adult axanthics. Very light silver and high contrast with black. Basically turning up the axanthic gene a notch as an adult. Very cool IMO.
    Yeah I think you might be right. That Ax YB looks awesome!
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    Very nice!

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