Stockwell
04-20-04, 02:00 AM
I'm really looking forward to producing these.
It probably wont be till 05, but I've had my first breeding to one of my Nuclear females, so with luck I'll produce some hets this year.
I feel that most Albino Kenyans currently on the market are pretty drab,(read ugly) and could benefit greatly by being crossed into my high orange line..
I'm hoping that should make specimens even nicer than this one. This is my female freshly shed and looking the best I've seen yet.
I'm also holding back specimens that tend toward striping with the plan to inject the amelanism gene into them as well, so I think striped albinos with a bright orange swath down their back could be quite exciting.
http://www.ssnakess.com/photopost/data/500/1801Dscn0866.jpg
It probably wont be till 05, but I've had my first breeding to one of my Nuclear females, so with luck I'll produce some hets this year.
I feel that most Albino Kenyans currently on the market are pretty drab,(read ugly) and could benefit greatly by being crossed into my high orange line..
I'm hoping that should make specimens even nicer than this one. This is my female freshly shed and looking the best I've seen yet.
I'm also holding back specimens that tend toward striping with the plan to inject the amelanism gene into them as well, so I think striped albinos with a bright orange swath down their back could be quite exciting.
http://www.ssnakess.com/photopost/data/500/1801Dscn0866.jpg