Request For Adult Bloodred Mixes!!

[Dr. Zoidburg]

Does anyone have pics their adult amber/caramel/lavender/etc. bloodreds? I see tons of bloodred mixed babies but I'm very curious to what they look like as adults! Do they also go through a color change?

Dennis

 

[Nanci]

Lily, 2007 Serpenco lavblood. Hatchling photo:

 

[Nanci]

And this month:

 

[MedusaCorns]

Beautiful baby Nanci

 

[Caramel]

all males....

amelblood then....

and now


pewter then.....

and now


carablood then...

and now

 

[dwyn127]

The first two pics are the same animal. The last pic is an adult that had similar coloration to the hatchling when he was smaller.

 

[Saffleur]

Caramel,

Your Pewter is simply stunning. Very nice snake!

 

[Dr. Zoidburg]

Wow thanks for posting all your beautiful snakes! I've always loved bloodreds and this has just reinforced that. Some seem to lose their patterns much more than others. Interesting stuff.

And Caramel, got any more pics of that schmokin' pewter?

Dennis

 

[Saffleur]

Wow thanks for posting all your beautiful snakes! I've always loved bloodreds and this has just reinforced that. Some seem to lose their patterns much more than others. Interesting stuff.

And Caramel, got any more pics of that schmokin' pewter?

Dennis

Bloodred is a line-bred form of diffusion. The gene that you are referring to that causes the loss of dorsal pattern and the all too well seen "grey head" is the diffusion gene. Bloodreds are snakes specifically bred to become red with no pattern.

 

[Nanci]

Jasper 2007 M Hypoblood as a hatchling:

 

[Nanci]

And now: (Produced by Carol Huddleston)

 

[Nanci]

Pepper, M 2007 Rich Hume Avalanche Stripe (snow bloodred stripe) as a hatchling:

 

[Nanci]

And five months ago:

 

[mactopa]

p/s blood female from don s.

sep. 2007



dec. 2008



anery blood striped from rich h.

sep. 2007



dec. 2008