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Welcome to Profile 8 of 9 for Living Gems’ 2016 breeding season. Our eighth group pairs Ceasarion with Malachite in search of orange/red babies.
Caesarion, a beautiful orange July 2010 male, traces from the famous (and now unfortunately rare) Tim Frazier bloodline. He is a proven Don Juan; his last season produced a whopping 19 babies from a female who had rejected three prior males. While he is treated as a normal, he does have a hidden het hypo gene, and is therefore a backup male for our hypo project. Here he is as of July 2015:
As of his pre-breeding weigh-in, he measured 1972 grams.
Malachite, a reddish July 2008 female, is skeptical of this whole human idea. While never hostile, she likes to be set down as soon as possible, and will crane for the nearest furniture to try and grab on. Apparently “moving trees” are not her thing. Here she is, in shed, as of July 2015:
As of her pre-breeding weigh-in, she measured 2471 grams.
If you like what you see, and want first dibs at any babies, you can sign up for the LGR Wait List here http://statictab.com/w5cjpkc.
As always, thank you for reading.
Caesarion, a beautiful orange July 2010 male, traces from the famous (and now unfortunately rare) Tim Frazier bloodline. He is a proven Don Juan; his last season produced a whopping 19 babies from a female who had rejected three prior males. While he is treated as a normal, he does have a hidden het hypo gene, and is therefore a backup male for our hypo project. Here he is as of July 2015:
As of his pre-breeding weigh-in, he measured 1972 grams.
Malachite, a reddish July 2008 female, is skeptical of this whole human idea. While never hostile, she likes to be set down as soon as possible, and will crane for the nearest furniture to try and grab on. Apparently “moving trees” are not her thing. Here she is, in shed, as of July 2015:
As of her pre-breeding weigh-in, she measured 2471 grams.
If you like what you see, and want first dibs at any babies, you can sign up for the LGR Wait List here http://statictab.com/w5cjpkc.
As always, thank you for reading.
