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08-26-2010, 08:13 PM
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The last crop of Calico x Calico babies...
...have been pretty nice looking!
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08-29-2010, 01:48 PM
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I have one that looks like those too. Powder blue w/ orange spots. Don't know what you might call that. But certainly not "normal". High orange I suppose.
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09-03-2010, 09:14 AM
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I would say nice colored but normal looking... same like mine... still (calico x calico)! 
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10-14-2010, 10:39 PM
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Here are 2 of the 3 today. Darkened quite a bit!
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10-15-2010, 12:13 AM
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Very cute and pretty, but I agree that they look normal still. The bold spots on extra light body is what I see in my males, but the darkened state is common of my females. I don't want to post pictures without permission since this isn't my thread.
Have you found any pattern in color development yet in what they will turn into in a few months and what older siblings have become?
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6.9.3 Tokay Geckos: normal Avalanche, Tornado & Storm, Dusk, Tempest, Melanistic Blue Granite Black Frost, Blue Granites Monsoon & Rain, Powder Blue Cirrus, hets Vapor, Haze
2.4.3 Cresties: Cayenne, Scuttlebutt; Cookie, Sizzle, Mirasol; Earl Lee, Normal Lee, Match
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10-15-2010, 12:29 AM
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Hey post any photos you like - my thread is your thread 
I've seen many very different patterns of color development in my calico-line babies. At this point I honestly really haven't figured out how to predict (or if it's even possible to predict) what they'll turn into from phases they go through early on.
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10-15-2010, 01:01 AM
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You just started that project though, right? I'm pretty hyped myself since Black Frost has finally started calling! I can't wait for little black and blue Tokies! Though I have to wait for next year to put my Powder Blue girl with him because shes a bit too small for breeding now.
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6.9.3 Tokay Geckos: normal Avalanche, Tornado & Storm, Dusk, Tempest, Melanistic Blue Granite Black Frost, Blue Granites Monsoon & Rain, Powder Blue Cirrus, hets Vapor, Haze
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10-15-2010, 12:42 PM
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3 of my calico x calico tokays (which are from the same parents as the ones pictured above) have at this point pretty much turned dark green. I haven't given up on them changing more though. I have a feeling that some of these traits like calico might take months to manifest, or take years depending on the individual animal. What I'm really excited to try is (calico x calico) x (calico x calico) to see what pops out. And I'm also dying to do a (calico x calico) x (dilute x leucistic) to see what that might produce. Just need to get my hands on one of those dilute x leucistics now |
10-15-2010, 04:08 PM
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Quote:
Originally Posted by Riverside Reptiles
3 of my calico x calico tokays (which are from the same parents as the ones pictured above) have at this point pretty much turned dark green. I haven't given up on them changing more though. I have a feeling that some of these traits like calico might take months to manifest, or take years depending on the individual animal. What I'm really excited to try is (calico x calico) x (calico x calico) to see what pops out. And I'm also dying to do a (calico x calico) x (dilute x leucistic) to see what that might produce. Just need to get my hands on one of those dilute x leucistics now |
You have some competition for that, my friend. 
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6.9.3 Tokay Geckos: normal Avalanche, Tornado & Storm, Dusk, Tempest, Melanistic Blue Granite Black Frost, Blue Granites Monsoon & Rain, Powder Blue Cirrus, hets Vapor, Haze
2.4.3 Cresties: Cayenne, Scuttlebutt; Cookie, Sizzle, Mirasol; Earl Lee, Normal Lee, Match
1.1.0 Dalmatian Leachianus:Pine Island Droma & Island X Vena
Spotted Scales
My iHerp
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