NiagaraReptiles
10-02-04, 05:59 AM
<img src="http://www.niagarareptiles.com/temp/batman_092504-1.jpg">
Anyone following our projects knows who this guy is.........We hope to prove this line of Broken Pattern (aka-Jungle) to be inheritable this coming season.
<img src="http://www.niagarareptiles.com/temp/052504-01-02_092504-1.jpg">
A nice little pair produced this year. I like watching clutchmates grow and mature just to see how similar/different they become.
<img src="http://www.niagarareptiles.com/temp/sft_092504-1.jpg">
Though we did hatch a few Stripes this year, this little girl was not one of them. She is from High Quality Reptiles. A welcomed addition to our gene pool ;)
<img src="http://www.niagarareptiles.com/temp/500903-04_092504-1.jpg">
Though we had horrible odds producing males this year, this little guy is one of the two Amel males to hatch here in 2004. He is a half brother to the Broken Pattern male pictured above in this thread.
<img src="http://www.niagarareptiles.com/temp/tangamelandhet_092504-1.jpg">
What can I say about these ones but "wow". And yes, this picture does accurately represent the intensity of this Amel. That's why I took the pic with another normal coloured Fat Tail with her as she just looks unreal.
<img src="http://www.niagarareptiles.com/temp/140204-01_092504-1.jpg">
This little one is a miracle and a surprise all in one. She is the result of a premature hatch and weighed so little, she wouldn't register on my scale (around or less than 0.5 g). At over four months old now, she is finally up to 8 grams and has been showing this weird orange striped pattern for some time now. Often premature hatchlings develop colours as they grow and can be a little later showing more "normal" colouration. This one is well beyond that stage. I'm not sure what to make of it yet, but I hope it carries on to her adult colours. I really like this little one :)
That's all for now, thanks for looking and best wishes to everyone in the up coming season!
JonK
Anyone following our projects knows who this guy is.........We hope to prove this line of Broken Pattern (aka-Jungle) to be inheritable this coming season.
<img src="http://www.niagarareptiles.com/temp/052504-01-02_092504-1.jpg">
A nice little pair produced this year. I like watching clutchmates grow and mature just to see how similar/different they become.
<img src="http://www.niagarareptiles.com/temp/sft_092504-1.jpg">
Though we did hatch a few Stripes this year, this little girl was not one of them. She is from High Quality Reptiles. A welcomed addition to our gene pool ;)
<img src="http://www.niagarareptiles.com/temp/500903-04_092504-1.jpg">
Though we had horrible odds producing males this year, this little guy is one of the two Amel males to hatch here in 2004. He is a half brother to the Broken Pattern male pictured above in this thread.
<img src="http://www.niagarareptiles.com/temp/tangamelandhet_092504-1.jpg">
What can I say about these ones but "wow". And yes, this picture does accurately represent the intensity of this Amel. That's why I took the pic with another normal coloured Fat Tail with her as she just looks unreal.
<img src="http://www.niagarareptiles.com/temp/140204-01_092504-1.jpg">
This little one is a miracle and a surprise all in one. She is the result of a premature hatch and weighed so little, she wouldn't register on my scale (around or less than 0.5 g). At over four months old now, she is finally up to 8 grams and has been showing this weird orange striped pattern for some time now. Often premature hatchlings develop colours as they grow and can be a little later showing more "normal" colouration. This one is well beyond that stage. I'm not sure what to make of it yet, but I hope it carries on to her adult colours. I really like this little one :)
That's all for now, thanks for looking and best wishes to everyone in the up coming season!
JonK