better pic of a hypo leopard

That is just incredible.
Exciting times ahead Phil!

That looks awesome!

lisafay wrote:
Exciting times ahead Phil!

I hope so.I wasn't ever planning on crossing salmons into leopards but wow do they look good

Thats one impressive lookin snake

Now thats a super looking Boa.

Now thats crazy looking! So could we see some of these sometime soon Phil??

Tan wrote:Now thats crazy looking! So could we see some of these sometime soon Phil??

soon? male leopard might breed in 2012,more likely 2013,put him to a salmon and produce double hets.Breed male double hets to female leopards at best 2014 more likey 2016!!

Phil wrote:

Tan wrote:Now thats crazy looking! So could we see some of these sometime soon Phil??

soon? male leopard might breed in 2012,more likely 2013,put him to a salmon and produce double hets.Breed male double hets to female leopards at best 2014 more likey 2016!!

So not too long off then

well,not really in terms of producing morphs

I was recently given two female orangetail hypo het leopard females that were produced by Denny Rimes in Florida. They are 2008/2009. I was not planning on breeding these myself but when you get them for free its hard to turn down.

I will put a male leopard to one, and a het leopard to the other.

Warren

I'd love to see some photo's of the orangetail Hypo's Warren if you have any handy.

jonty wrote:I'd love to see some photo's of the orangetail Hypo's Warren if you have any handy.

I don't have any handy right now. I plan to take some in the coming days, jsut very busy right now. New puppy to train, kitchen refurb, multiple manuscripts to review and several on my desk to continue writing. Once I get a chance, they will be posted.

Warren

Cheers Warren, sounds like you're pretty snowed under

Warren_Booth wrote:I was recently given two female orangetail hypo het leopard females that were produced by Denny Rimes in Florida. They are 2008/2009. I was not planning on breeding these myself but when you get them for free its hard to turn down.

I will put a male leopard to one, and a het leopard to the other.

Warren

those arange tails hypo leopards are stunning,you are a very lucky dude warren.

Phil wrote:

Warren_Booth wrote:I was recently given two female orangetail hypo het leopard females that were produced by Denny Rimes in Florida. They are 2008/2009. I was not planning on breeding these myself but when you get them for free its hard to turn down.

I will put a male leopard to one, and a het leopard to the other.

Warren

those arange tails hypo leopards are stunning,you are a very lucky dude warren.

They are really nice. I sold all of my salmons this year and last as a result of my preference for orange tails. I have a really nice orange tail Harlequin that I have been toying with the idea of moving on, but I am not tempted to hold on to her to produce some outbred orangetail het leopard hets, that would be part Harlequin also. That combo could be killer when line bred: Orange tails, super orange tails, het leopards, orange tail het leopards, super orange tail het leopards, leopards, orange tail leopards, super orange tail leopards, and all part Harlequin. Outstanding. My other project will be Boawoman caramel leopards.

Warren

Unbelievable looking boa. Truely different than anything Ive seen before boa-wise

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havnt been on here in a while but man thats a great looking snake i love to see the difference in an orange tail hypo leopard