2014 Holdback Sale

[cturley]

Greetings--

I have finally overcome my usual winter laziness and sorted through my holdbacks from the 2014 season . . . which means I have a number of gorgeous, well-started hatchlings to offer. FedEx shipping will be a flat $45, and I accept PayPal and money orders.

Feel free to PM me with any questions!

1.0 Pin-striped Amel Motley 100% het Sunrise, 66% het Stripe--$70 SOLD

0.1 Strawberry 100% het Lavender, 50% Lava--$60 matching male available, if needed

1.1 Creamsicle Okeetees--$70 each, or $120 as a pair male is 50% het Hypo; female is 50% het Stripe and Hypo

1.0 Extreme Okeetee 100% het Amel--$80 very nice color development for his size; will leap out of his bin for pinkies

1.1 Rootbeers 100% het Bloodred, Stripe, 50% Amel, Anery--$60 each, or $100 as a pair unrelated, but both come from extremely dark old-school bloodreds

1.1 Aneries 100% het Lava, 50% Amel--$40 for male, $60 for female, or $90 as a pair obviously good for producing Ices, but this pair come from a project aimed at producing Aneries with dark back, solid saddles; perhaps one more year to reach that goal . . .

1.1 Red-Coat Motleys 100% het Bloodred, Pied, Anery, 50% Amel SOLD
PLUS
0.1 Anery Motley 100% het Bloodred, Pied, 50% Amel--$60 each, $110 for two, or $150 for the trio a fast-growing trio with lovely color depth and pattern

 

[cturley]

The next five . . .

 

[cturley]

And the last two . . .

 

[Shirl]

PM sent

 

[LokitheLady]

Sorry for the beginner question, but what is the last picture of? Is it the Amel? That snake is beautiful!

 

[cturley]

If you mean the silvery one, she's the Anery Motley.

Her brother and sister were Red-Coats, and she may be as well, though of course it's tougher to say on an Anery. Nice lateral diffusion, too, which should be good on any Boodreds she produces.

 

[compasslogic]

Are those creamsicles still available? Is one really a lighter orange than the other, or is that just the photo?

 

[cturley]

They are still available! And yes, the color difference in the photos is accurate. I believe the father is het Buf, because both of his clutches last year showed a clear distinction between "yellower" hatchlings, and the more normal creamsicle coloration. No proof yet, though! I plan to test him against non-creamsicle females this season.

 

[cturley]

Last chance on most of these--my wholesaler is clamoring for hatchings.

 

[Highball]

Beautiful snakes Catherine. The hurricane on those motleys is incredible. And that mysterious yellow okeeteesicle is so great!

 

[compasslogic]

Ah I really do want one or both of those creamsicles, but I'm not ready for another yet. They really are gorgeous, though!