Whats cooking?

[Ironpriest88]

So, long time no post from me, but I believe I have some scrubs cooking. I have a normal checkered and an albino checkered hanging out together and my female has plumped up rather big these past few weeks. Not to sure what this pairing will bring me, but I am secretly hoping for a granite checkered. ( I saw that morph somewhere, at least I think I did!) I've got a spare 10gal that I'll use for the scrubs once/if my female does pop, and after that I'll have to grab another tank to keep the boys and girls apart. This may be my first time breeding, but I'm actually rather excited :>

[Albert Clark]

Still dealing with the late 2017 babies that I produced and gave the breeders some time off. I will be brumating a 2.1 trio of Cali reds at the end of February. My granite checkered project will start in April with 1.2 pastel het granite male X visual albino granite female and a single gene albino checkered female.

[Albert Clark]

That's a nice project but you will only produce visual granite checkereds if both parents are het ( genetically inherent) for the granite gene. You can produce hets and possible hets for albino by pairing the normal checkered X albino checkered. It's definitely a fun project. Good luck!

[sirtalis01]

Pearl X Black and white axanthic

https://youtu.be/rShl7rHoVXs

[Albert Clark]

Really nice pairing Julio! Amazing how reptile reproduction never gets old. Hahaha. Good luck with the project.

[Jeff B]

Pearl is cool I hope you make lot of them Julio. Congrats on witnessing a successful lock up.

[Eddie]

Is pearl your official name? lol

[sirtalis01]

Don't no yet lol...pearl is just a market name but theyes are leucystic whiteside..

[sirtalis01]

Thanks Jeff....would love to see scaleless whiteside ��...

[Albert Clark]

I plan on starting up the blue puget / red spotted puget project by mid April. The red concinnus project will start around the same time. I hope to have much bigger litters from both females this time around. Infernalis come out of brumation mid April.