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a lighter shade of corns...
- Thread starter carl3
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carl3
NortheastSnakes.com
here is the female...
above was the male...here is the female....
Maybe someone can clarify for me...I've seen variations of hypo lavs that somewhat resemble my male lav A LOT. The above photo of the male doesn't do him any justice since he is much better in person...anyway, my question is how can you really tell if its a hypo lav vs. a normal lav?
Well here is my female which looks more like a regular lav to me.
above was the male...here is the female....
Maybe someone can clarify for me...I've seen variations of hypo lavs that somewhat resemble my male lav A LOT. The above photo of the male doesn't do him any justice since he is much better in person...anyway, my question is how can you really tell if its a hypo lav vs. a normal lav?
Well here is my female which looks more like a regular lav to me.
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CornCrazy
What's one more???
I have read Rich's post about the male lavenders. He says they are lighter 90 something % of the time. He says he can pretty much sex them without popping them based on their colors. Here is a picture of my hypo lavender:
He is getting more orange on him as he matures, though. This picture is almost a month old.
He is getting more orange on him as he matures, though. This picture is almost a month old.