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2012 Amber Blood

GillianC

GillianC

Herpetologists' offspring
Well, the Hamburg, PA show got me again. I've managed to make it through two years of shows without buying any animals, but today I finally gave in. I passed an aquarium full of hatchling corns for $15 each - who could resist?! I saw some little guys in there with gorgeous bloodred head patterns, so I picked my favorite and shelled out the cash before I could change my mind! And so I present to you a first for my collection...

...an amber blood!
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This little guy is a first because I don't have any other corns that are homozygous for caramel - I do, however have a few that are possibly het. for it, so he could be useful someday!
 
Congratulations! He/she looks like quite a find.. and what a deal.

I just got a baby Caramel Blood, and I'm super excited to see how she turns out. They seem to start off a little slow (until the yellow/caramel really starts to come in). But the adult amber/caramel bloodred's that I've seen look awesome.
 
Thanks everyone! He certainly was a steal. Now I'm just looking forward to seeing if he'll actually eat!
 
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