Interesting locked up pair of easterns

[Jeff B]

This should produce some nice and different looking babies if all goes well, especially the next generation. The female is one of the albino floridas from Ed Hoene, and the male is from Scott Felzer produced from the Mohr anerythristic female and sired by one of Scott's gorgeous erythristic flame crosses.

[Eddie]

The babies should be awesome!
Good luck
Ed

[ConcinusMan]

That's an interesting combination of blood lines. Who knows, maybe a completely new eastern morph can come from this later on down the line.

[charles parenteau]

Beautiful!!

[Jeff B]

That's an interesting combination of blood lines. Who knows, maybe a completely new eastern morph can come from this later on down the line.

The next generation, breeding the offspring back to each other have the potiential to produce a new type of eastern snow or even an eastern eyrthristic/flame snow, and at the very least a new type of erythristic flame albino (T-) so hard to say how that will or will not look.

[snakelegs]

very nice

[Enneirda.]

Those are going to be some great looking kids.

[guidofatherof5]

Best of luck with that pairing, Jeff.

[BUSHSNAKE]

Very nice i was hoping my male albino florida would breed for me this year...but he didnt...little bugger

[Jeff B]

My male didn't breed YET either Joe, still hoping the switch might go on, he certainly seems big enough, but just hasn't met that hormone level yet, but its getting late and I think most of me females have been bred now, my other two florida females did not breed but this one albino female has repeatedly bred with this male and she has shed more times and is bigger than the other 2 florida females and she shed right after a short brumation which is why I put that male in with her and sure enough the went right at it. The other two females will be rested and much bigger by next year anyway.