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A couple Breeding Projects pics

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Hello all!

Just wanted to post a couple breeding project group pictures.

The first is a Tremper Hybino project. Here is the male that I just got from Xavier, who is het for tremper:
<img src="http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v303/RouxKazoo/100_1146.jpg" alt="Image hosted by Photobucket.com">

And his "woman," whom I named Katje, a hybino, also from Xavier:
<img src="http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v303/RouxKazoo/a052951e.jpg" alt="Image hosted by Photobucket.com">

There is another hybino female forthcoming for this project that I can't wait to get :)

The second group, I'm not real sure what I will come up with. First, the male, who is a SHTCT Baldy het for LV albino & patternless:
<img src="http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v303/RouxKazoo/100_1148.jpg" alt="Image hosted by Photobucket.com">

And then two females. The Albino is a LV het for patternless, and the SHT is not het for anything to my knowledge, she's just very bright and has a nice CT to her:
<img src="http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v303/RouxKazoo/100_1149.jpg" alt="Image hosted by Photobucket.com">

Finally, I have two misfit females, who I haven't decided what to do with yet breeding-wise:
<img src="http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v303/RouxKazoo/100_0720.jpg" alt="Image hosted by Photobucket.com">
and
<img src="http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v303/RouxKazoo/100_1152.jpg" alt="Image hosted by Photobucket.com">

Any ideas on what to do with these two?

Thanks for letting me share! :)
 
well, i dont see a baldy there, but they are all very nice, i like that hybino alot!
 
hi Kate,
I saw "Torq" there before I noticed who posted and was like hey that leo looks familiar LOL. They are looking great :)!
 
Manhattan Herps said:
well, i dont see a baldy there, but they are all very nice, i like that hybino alot!
Actually her female Hybino is a Baldy, here is one of my pics of her.

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saltwaterreptiles said:
Yeah I saw that the Hybino was a baldy, but for best results shouldn't the SHT be a baldy as well? Or does that make a difference? You all have been in the game a lot longer than I...
Yes it would higher her odds of producing more baldies but that male can very will produce a # of badlies from that female. I bred that male to 2 female SHCTs and a hypo tang all het for albinos non baldies and he managed to produce 5 baldy hybinos this being the best one. Only produced 2 other hybino from that male to the 3 females and those had head pattern so 5 of 7 hybinos where baldies and non of the parents where baldies, don't get much better than that.
DSCF0576.jpg
 
Xavier said:
Yes it would higher her odds of producing more baldies but that male can very will produce a # of badlies from that female. I bred that male to 2 female SHCTs and a hypo tang all het for albinos non baldies and he managed to produce 5 baldy hybinos this being the best one. Only produced 2 other hybino from that male to the 3 females and those had head pattern so 5 of 7 hybinos where baldies and non of the parents where baldies, don't get much better than that.
DSCF0576.jpg
THAT IS ONE SICK GECKO AND I GOT HIS LITTLE BROTHER!
 
saltwaterreptiles said:
True enough! I just wanted to make sure I had it right that she would increase her alreayd good odds with the addition of another baldy, and dang, thats one fine gecko Xavier!
Thats correct although even with baldy to baldy breeding you can get non baldy offspring. She went a very good path as to wanting to be able to produce screamer hybino without paying several hundreds of USD.
Xavier
 
I'm very excited to see what I will get when I breed these guys. After seeing what the male produced already, and how nice the female is (I swear she looks brighter every day) I can't wait! Plus, the other hybino female I'm acquiring (from Hailey of IDGecko) looks awesome as well :)

On a slightly different note, the hybino female is quite a character. As soon as she sees me come in the room, she comes right over to the glass in her aquarium to see what's up. Hence her name, Katje, which is I think Dutch for kitten, since she is so curious all the time :)
 
Kazoo said:
I'm very excited to see what I will get when I breed these guys. After seeing what the male produced already, and how nice the female is (I swear she looks brighter every day) I can't wait! Plus, the other hybino female I'm acquiring (from Hailey of IDGecko) looks awesome as well :)

On a slightly different note, the hybino female is quite a character. As soon as she sees me come in the room, she comes right over to the glass in her aquarium to see what's up. Hence her name, Katje, which is I think Dutch for kitten, since she is so curious all the time :)
I wish you the best of luck with them :)
 
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