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Lavender Motleys--2005 Keepers
- Thread starter Gregg
- Start date
ultimuttone
Murphy is my Sancho :/
They are very pretty, I am jealous !
Roy Munson
New member
Thanks for posting pics of one of my favorite morphs. I've resisted buying any, because when I produce my own, it will mean so much more to me. I've bought many snakes that were lower on my collection prioriy list just because this may be the project I have the most pure (non-monetary) passion for. You've got to post pics of their development. 
SnakeAround
Formerly Blutengel
Gorgeous lightly colored pinkish snakies!
Marcel Poots
Young, handsom member
These pictures remind me of why I want to produce Blodored Motley. Looking at your Motley Lavender I see the Motley gene adds someting to the color of Lavender. The color is warmer, more pinkish compared to normal Lavenders. That is what I expect Motley to do with Bloodred aswell.. Looking at your pics I now definatly want to have a Lavender Motley myself.. :santa:
nwheat
New member
Gregg, those are beautiful!!
Now I can really see the possibilities with my little amel that's possibly het for motley and lavender that I got from you last month!!! He's doing great, by the way! A few moments ago he paused to have a drink while still hanging on to me as I was putting him back into his home - too cute!
Now I can really see the possibilities with my little amel that's possibly het for motley and lavender that I got from you last month!!! He's doing great, by the way! A few moments ago he paused to have a drink while still hanging on to me as I was putting him back into his home - too cute!
Gregg
Ancient Elder
Thanks everyone. These babies are two of the four lavenders I got out of my opal-motley project this year. I also kept one of the other lavenders (sans motley pattern) because it was a female. She'll go with the male that I kept from last year's clutch--that's him below.
I only got one opal out of last year's clutch, which I gave to Carol. This year, I got ziltch, nada. No matter. I'm not that wild about opals, so I'll just keep giving away the one, or two that I may get in a clutch for the next two or three years or so....until I get a whole clutch, that is.
I only got one opal out of last year's clutch, which I gave to Carol. This year, I got ziltch, nada. No matter. I'm not that wild about opals, so I'll just keep giving away the one, or two that I may get in a clutch for the next two or three years or so....until I get a whole clutch, that is.
