Ordinoides morphs. Post Pics of your Northwesterns please!:)

[Lisa4john]

My new friends, Sam (orange) and Turq.

[guidofatherof5]

Very nice.

[snake man]

I like the orange the best.

[ConcinusMan]

Occasionally they're stripeless.



Erythristic and stripeless:


Solid red stripe: (as opposed to the usual mottled or spotty red/orange color in the stripe)



Blue:



In Situ, In the wild, Northwest Oregon:

[guidofatherof5]

Ordies are awesome.

[Lisa4john]

Thanks, I like them both very much. I was holding Turq for over an hour. He is very calm most of the time although he does startle easily still with sudden movements. He tried to get away when my husband suddenly appeared behind me this afternoon. He is so washed out in these photos though. He is a nice turquoise blue/green, I'm so glad I found him. Sam is awesome too, sooo pretty! However, he is my son's, so I don't wanna get too attached... yeah, I know... good luck.

Richard, those are some beauties too. The blue one looks a lot like Turq, a little more sky blue. Thanks for sharing.

[katach]

Ordies really are the best. My favorite breed by far!

[KephrenJorgensen]

Those are all beautiful ordinoides. I am really excited to get pics of mine and find these babies a home. They are all dark and for the most part patternless, and are possibly het for melanism. One is a brighter colour with stripes, and a dark green being the base colour

[guidofatherof5]

He's another of my T.ordinoides (Northwestern), female.