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    coral glow/banana het black axanthics?!

    I'm at home sick, and decided to cruise some websites today. I was checking out the VPI Diary on the Barkers' website, and I didn't know that they had bred their line of banana/coral glow, the 'whitesmoke', to a VPI black axanthic this year. Talk about an amazing combo in the future!! Here's a link to their blog post on their site.

    http://vpi.com/2013/08/15/081313-vpi...l-pythons-2013

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    Re: coral glow/banana het black axanthics?!

    Quote Originally Posted by PsychD_Student View Post
    I'm at home sick, and decided to cruise some websites today. I was checking out the VPI Diary on the Barkers' website, and I didn't know that they had bred their line of banana/coral glow, the 'whitesmoke', to a VPI black axanthic this year. Talk about an amazing combo in the future!! Here's a link to their blog post on their site.

    http://vpi.com/2013/08/15/081313-vpi...l-pythons-2013
    I had not heard about this but could really make an amazing combo. I hope it comes out with very dark areas where the washed out yellow and white blushing normaly is leaving the bright yellows intact. That would be a killer looking animal. Thanks for posting this

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    Re: coral glow/banana het black axanthics?!

    Quote Originally Posted by V2 HeX View Post
    I had not heard about this but could really make an amazing combo. I hope it comes out with very dark areas where the washed out yellow and white blushing normaly is leaving the bright yellows intact. That would be a killer looking animal. Thanks for posting this
    The cinny bananas look so amazing!

    I love those purples! I can't wait to see what a black axathic would do to those colors....

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    Re: coral glow/banana het black axanthics?!

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    The cinny bananas look so amazing!

    I love those purples! I can't wait to see what a black axathic would do to those colors....
    Im with you! I just envy these guys working on banana/CG projects. Hopefully will be in one by next year. Think i will go for CG pieds first....man i want to see these black ax bananas! Lol

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    I imagine it wouldn't look too much different to the axanthic coral glow http://www.worldofballpythons.com/mo...ic-coral-glow/
    -Devon

    0.1 Axanthic Bee (Pixel)
    0.2 Axanthic Pastel (Cornelia, Short Round)
    0.1 Axanthic (Bubbles)
    0.1 Bee het Axanthic (Nipper)
    0.1 Lesser (Lydia)
    0.1 het Lavender (Poppy)
    0.1 het Hypo (Cookie)
    1.0 Killerbee het Axanthic (Yellow Dude)
    1.0 Pied (Starry Starry Dude)
    1.0 Butter Hypo (Spooky Dude)
    1.0 PH Lavender (Little Dude)

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    Its definitely possible, but the black axanthics in person are SUPER dark. I'm hoping that that dark pigment does interesting things with these combos!

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