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    Re: BP's that hold their color the best as adults

    Quote Originally Posted by satomi325 View Post

    White snakes and albinos don't necessarily get worse, but they do change over time as well.
    Please show a "White Wedding" that has any change in color at all.
    Last edited by grcforce327; 12-08-2013 at 12:31 PM.

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    Re: BP's that hold their color the best as adults

    Quote Originally Posted by grcforce327 View Post
    Please show a "White Wedding" that has any change in color at all.
    I suppose I should have clarified to 'Leucistic' snakes because pied white is pure white.

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    Re: BP's that hold their color the best as adults

    Quote Originally Posted by Pythonfriend View Post
    it all depends on the combos i think.

    single-gene axanthics, for example, most often brown out with age. in a perfect world they should stay limited to black, white and grey. add one copy of fire and it wont brown out, the issue is resolved, with fire the axanthics look just like they should all the way into old age. they are really awesome and visually stunning.

    some are basically like "het for awesome".
    Or add hypo! Obviously I'm biased toward axanthic, but I do think there are certain combos that it really works beautifully with like the true ghost, especially when a pattern morph is put in on top of it. Loved your "het for awesome" comment!

    I wasn't really impressed with hypos when I first saw them, I couldn't understand why someone would want a snake that looked like it's always in shed. But in combination with genes that increase yellows or lighten colors, they really do seem to improve with age. I recently saw a juvenile lesser enchi hypo that absolutely blew me away (as did her price tag lol).
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    BP's that hold their color the best as adults

    Bad pic, but this is my POG.



    I will try to get you a natural light pic of my Lesser Orange Ghost later today - he is radioactive looking, he totally glows

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    Re: BP's that hold their color the best as adults

    I agree that anything hypo and fire will get better with age.
    Hypo pastel lesser

    Here he is with my yb

    Hypo female

    Fire female

    And a BEL just because


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    Last edited by jben; 12-08-2013 at 07:05 PM.

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