kingpinreptiles
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Produced in 2015, the Splatter line is similar to splotched (unconfirmed if its the same gene) but also has noticeable differences. Ive never seen splotcheds with this sort of vanishing in and out pattern, and I do believe its something different. Like with any aberrant line, inbreeding will be the key to pulling out the extreme aberrants. This male available was the 2ND NICEST from the clutch, so it can get way better than these.
Add in the T Positive gene or the Lemon Albino gene thats overseas and you have the potential for a ton of new morph and pattern combos. Skys the limit, how high do you want to go?? With another good year of feeding these will go in 2018.
Male pictured first (twice), his sisters follow, obviously couldnt capture all of their aberrancies but I tried to show the most aberrant parts. More pics for serious inquiries.
Trio for $800 shipped.
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412-297-1028 call/text
Add in the T Positive gene or the Lemon Albino gene thats overseas and you have the potential for a ton of new morph and pattern combos. Skys the limit, how high do you want to go?? With another good year of feeding these will go in 2018.
Male pictured first (twice), his sisters follow, obviously couldnt capture all of their aberrancies but I tried to show the most aberrant parts. More pics for serious inquiries.
Trio for $800 shipped.
[email protected]
412-297-1028 call/text
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