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Thread: Old Axanthics?

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    Old Axanthics?

    The axanthic morph is really awesome as a baby, but I hear that they brown out as adults. Can anyone post pics of their adult axanthics?

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    Re: Old Axanthics?

    Here is a pic of my 2006 Joliff Axanthic Male

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    Re: Old Axanthics?

    05' TSK Axanthic female with 07' Axanthic male

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    Re: Old Axanthics?

    Thanks for posting those. They aren't as brown as I thought they would be. Maybe someone will post a VPI axanthic. Then we can see all the different lines.

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    Re: Old Axanthics?

    Quote Originally Posted by PigsnPythons View Post
    Thanks for posting those. They aren't as brown as I thought they would be. Maybe someone will post a VPI axanthic. Then we can see all the different lines.
    I'll try to get on that this evening. We have a 1900 gram female that has some nice sized follicles, and I'll see if I can get a pic of her, and her dad.
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    Re: Old Axanthics?

    wow! somebody should make a poll on which is the best axanthic line! vpi, tsk, nerd or joliff... beautiful snakes by the way.
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    Re: Old Axanthics?

    I believe VPI is generally considered the best, at least in terms of not browning out as much.

    As these pictures show, and from what I've seen when I've seen a couple adult axanthics in person, they don't stay as silvery as when they are hatchlings, but they are still obviously not normal bps. I love them!

    To me, what makes the prettiest axanthic is when they have a really bright white line between the grey & the black. None of the pics on this thread so far have a great example of that.
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    Re: Old Axanthics?

    Also, the axanthics make some lovely looking designer morphs, which I believe would brown out less, although I guess I don't really know about that. Does anyone know for sure?

    These 2 threads (really was one thread that got double-posted and went in different directions) have some links to nice pics and a video.

    http://ball-pythons.net/forums/showthread.php?t=62461
    http://ball-pythons.net/forums/showthread.php?t=62460
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    Re: Old Axanthics?

    This pic was taken when this girl was 1800 grams...



    but you are right, they never look as good as the day they hatch...

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    Re: Old Axanthics?

    Thanks for the Pics! I'm actually really excited at how good they still look. For some reason I was under the impression that they would brown out and look almost normal...lol obviously not!

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