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    New boy coming

    We are going to be buying a 3-slot RBI CB-70 rack and only have two BP's. Naturally that means we NEEDED another... so I started looking over morphs. We like the light colored morphs but haven't like the way some of them brown out as adults, like pastels do.

    Then we found this guy on FaunaClassifieds. He is bred (and photographed) by Michael Cappellin of All Balls Constrictors. Mike got good ratings on the BOI and I'm excited to add this guy to our group. He's shipping next week.



    Already eating f/t rats-- perfect! He is also het orange ghost, which doesn't matter to us since we don't breed. Totally in love with his mojave pattern.
    Malcolm, '12 normal | Alice, '14 Pied | Sebastían, '15 Mojave | Damián, '16 Albino

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    Very nice Mojave! Waiting is the hardest part, congrats on the awesome new additions.

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    He looks great. I agree waiting is the hard part.

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    Mojaves are great. I know you said that you don't breed, but since you were looking for light morphs as an adult, you should think about breeding him to a Hypo or het Hypo because Mojave Hypos are even better. You get the cool pattern of the Mojave with the soft, almost water color like look of the Hypo.

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    What do "orange ghosts" look like?
    Malcolm, '12 normal | Alice, '14 Pied | Sebastían, '15 Mojave | Damián, '16 Albino

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    Re: New boy coming

    Quote Originally Posted by Hypancistrus View Post
    What do "orange ghosts" look like?
    Orange Ghost = Hypo
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    Nice!!!

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