Re: What a nice looking snake, it is hypomelanistic?

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: <i>Have you been breeding these to isolate this extreme color traits. </i> : Hi Jim, : I am hoping to prove that this trait is reproducible in the near future. I bred this male to a "normal" brindle (pictured below) last year and hatched a single female. She looks like the mother, nothing like the father. But when I breed the '00 female back to the red male, I hope to get some reds like him. That will be at least 2003 though, :) : Here is a pic of my female brindle : : <center> : <img src="http://www.kingsnake.com/obsoleta/images/brindlef.jpg"></center> : Here is a male produced by my breeder pair this past year: : <center> : <img src="http://www.kingsnake.com/obsoleta/forsalepics/BBR0110.jpg"></center> : Thanks for the positive responses.

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