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Pics 1 & 2- Lesser Dinker girl.

Pic 3- Fire Female

Pic 4- Enchi Female

More to come...
 

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That Lesser Dinker is something else. Really awesome. Other two look great too but man she steals the show! Very nice Brendan.

Regards,

B
 
The lesser dinker is interesting...not sure I like it, though. I guess that may ultimately depend on whether she something other than "just a lesser". What do you know about her, or think might be in there?

Like the fire girl :thumbsup:
 
And some more...

Pic 1- Calico Female

Pic 2- Paradox Caramel male

Pic 3- Lesser Cinny in Egg. :)

Pic 4- Lesser x Graziani Cinnamon clutch(only 3 of 5 eggs shown)
 

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hhmoore said:
The lesser dinker is interesting...not sure I like it, though. I guess that may ultimately depend on whether she something other than "just a lesser". What do you know about her, or think might be in there?

Like the fire girl :thumbsup:
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About all I know is that she popped out from a Ralph Davis Line Lesser x Normal clutch. None of the other babies had anything strange going on, neither did the parents. The most plausable thing at this point is that the classic jungle gene popped out in the clutch, and it just so happened that a lesser baby ended up being the one that got it. The classic jungle gene unfortunately is randomly occurring and has never been successfully passed on from parent to offspring. First person to point out that it could be the classic jungle was Mark Batch, then I sent a pic to Ralph Davis, and he said the same thing. Then I want to say Robert Walker sent me an ad to a MLR(Major League Reptiles) import prospects ad that had a very similar animal pattern wise. This animal looked just like her, it was just missing the lesser color/gene. MLR was selling that animal for $1500. Too bad I didn't have the cash to drop on it. I am still going to treat it like a codom gene to begin with, then a recessive gene if I don't see anything after the first couple of breedings.
 
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