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Ok I know I have to breed them to find out but thought I would see what others opinions were on these guys.
The story on these guys is that they are CH imports that are believed to be siblings.
 

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Love em. I'd definitely hang onto them. You never know what might pop out. If nothing else, they're really handsome normals, and one can never have too many of those lying around.
 
I believe thats whats reffered to as dark melt. Did they come from Outback Reptiles? They recieve dozens of them a year that never prove out. The eggs experience stress in transit and varying incubation temperatures are usually to blame, But they are neat looking none the less.
 
I spent about 4 years working with a female that very closely resembled those and she turned out to be "just a normal".
 
One looks like a granite-type. I would breed the second one with the single-eyed saddles with something from the blue eyed complex. The second one also looks a little granite-ish. Are you familiar with what else came from that clutch? Any sibilings that appear more "normal-like?"
 
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