carnivorouszoo
Crazy Critter Lady
Amazing! Anyone know if these have crossed the pond yet?
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Kastanie Photo!!!
- Thread starter torsten
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JimGERcream
German efficiency
thanks torsten, I try to lower my demands 
SMR and JMG have them, I just wonder why JMG calls them Copper instead of Kastanie/Chestnut :shrugs:
SMR and JMG have them, I just wonder why JMG calls them Copper instead of Kastanie/Chestnut :shrugs:
carnivorouszoo
Crazy Critter Lady
Thanks! I'll have to look into these, they sound interesting. Also thanks for the tip on some being called something else, it will help fend off confussion.
carnivorouszoo
Crazy Critter Lady
Aw great. Like I don't have enough to spin my poor brain lol!Any idea which hybrid might be called that??
Babies from het Chestnut pairing...
Hello everyone,
Torsten, amazing corns and pictures. Thank you for the progression of pics too. I produced only 4 babies this season from some het for Chestnut corns and was hoping for some opinions on them. KJ any other thoughts from you are always appreciated! These are the normal looking female that has some nice lighter coloring on the top of her and an anery looking male. He doesn't seem to be an anery as I am used to but still looks black and silver for the moment. All came out nice and large and eating f/t pinks right off the bat so I hope to see some changes if they are anything special over the next few months.
Thanks in advance everyone,
Gregg F.
www.greggsrb.com
Hello everyone,
Torsten, amazing corns and pictures. Thank you for the progression of pics too. I produced only 4 babies this season from some het for Chestnut corns and was hoping for some opinions on them. KJ any other thoughts from you are always appreciated! These are the normal looking female that has some nice lighter coloring on the top of her and an anery looking male. He doesn't seem to be an anery as I am used to but still looks black and silver for the moment. All came out nice and large and eating f/t pinks right off the bat so I hope to see some changes if they are anything special over the next few months.
Thanks in advance everyone,
Gregg F.
www.greggsrb.com
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Pics of the other 2 male 2010 babies
Here are the other two males from this year, I can't wait to produce hopefully more eggs next year as this was the females first season. These two males look a lot like the lone female pictured earlier. But, the one has some neat abberant patterning and striped tail and the belly is completely patternless and white, the head is also slate gray in appearance right now. I also threw in a third pic of the anery looking male.
Thanks for looking, have a great day.
Gregg F.
Here are the other two males from this year, I can't wait to produce hopefully more eggs next year as this was the females first season. These two males look a lot like the lone female pictured earlier. But, the one has some neat abberant patterning and striped tail and the belly is completely patternless and white, the head is also slate gray in appearance right now. I also threw in a third pic of the anery looking male.
Thanks for looking, have a great day.
Gregg F.
