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Old 10-01-12, 12:48 AM   #1
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Granite Mex Mex

This gene is expressed in varying degrees.....
The best are called Ultra Granites (pictured last)






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Old 10-01-12, 11:19 AM   #2
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These have got to be my favorite Mex Mex pattern mutation......
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Old 10-02-12, 09:30 PM   #3
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Man John...these are cool.....LOL
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Dangit...Here's some more.....lol







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Awesome mex mex! Love granite snakes!
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Man john these are cool LOL, seriously tho these are amazing looking snakes
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Thanks Guys!....
They are one of my favorite mex mex morphs.
Some time in the near future I hope to see a Black Hypo-E, Black Granite, Hypo-E Granite or a Black Granite Hypo-E hatch...
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Awesome colouration - especially on photo 5 and 6 in the initial post. I ended up with 1:1 Leonis and will be seeing if they pair up next season or so. Still those granites are spectacular - been adviced though to try not produce intergrades or mix the lines up - the possibility is mind-boggling though. ( Does the word temptation come to mind - well I'll leave that for another day).
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