Our '04 Jags...

[Yasser]

They were fathered by Will's bone colored red hypo Jag....
http://www.reptilicusreptiles.net/images2/HJCweb.jpg

high contrast Jaguar...
http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v32/pythonmaker/Reno1-24-0501.jpg

Banded Red hypo Jag...
http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v32/pythonmaker/Vegas1-24-0501.jpg

The mother was a huge normal high contrast banded female.
The Reptilicus clutches of '04 really showed how much more variableJags can be when bred to unique normal females. These clutches really seem visually divergent from what has been typically produced in Europe and Canada (at least as far as pure Coastal jags go {Mardy!})

Jags are going to branch out and begin to show some new and unique characteristics in the coming years for sure.

-Yasser

[Shad0w]

HOLY CRAP YASSER!!!

That white one just blows me away!!!

Congrats on owning such awsome animals bro!

[Tim_Cranwill]

Man, oh man... that is <b>too</b> much! :D

Just awesome, man! :)

Hail to the Jags! :p

[ChokeOnSmoke]

amazing
is the red hypo jag the one from the october reptiles magazine?
*I just checked my magazine and it most definitely is
Why do they call them "red" hypo jags?

[jungle_man86]

bone colored red hypo Jag is amazing
nice pic

[YoungBuck]

All 3 of those snakes are amazing!! WoW~!

[Mardy]

HaHa, Yasser,

Your guys look great, to bad Will's white male did not stay
white but turned yellow.

This years stuff should be insane. more new bloods lines
for the jaguars.

Mardy

[Yasser]

That article featured a number of Will's carpets but only one of our West Papuans was pictured. I can't remember the page but it was on the top right hand side somewher in the article.

But the white adult male is no longer white...he has a bone color to him. That was a color he had when he was just a youngster.

-Yasser

[Ryan and Katie]

Sweet pics! I love the head patterns on jags...