Banded super snow
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artgecko
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I wish the picture was a little bigger. Us old people can't see that well. 
I think you mean 'bold stripe', although a 'bald stripe' does sound interesting.
I think you mean 'bold stripe', although a 'bald stripe' does sound interesting.
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banded SS
I wish the picture was a little bigger. Us old people can't see that well.
I wish the picture was a LOT bigger.
Really would like to see a"??banded super snow"
Take care. HJ
Really would like to see a"??banded super snow"
Take care. HJ
Enigmatic_Reptiles
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Yea that would be cool to see a pattern influenced SS. Looking at the tiny pic it looks like a Mack...but who knows.
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What a cutie
I'll try to put better pictures tommorow ewening.
I started to work with this morph about three years ago, when one strange hatchling apeard from breeding wild caught female with her het tremper albino son. Fortunatly it was a male and i bred him to four females but all hatchlings were normal. After few weeks they started to become whiter but then yellow colour returned.
I took some females from this group and bred them to their father and some babies hatched black and white with all black eyes. All of them are banded patern.
I started to work with this morph about three years ago, when one strange hatchling apeard from breeding wild caught female with her het tremper albino son. Fortunatly it was a male and i bred him to four females but all hatchlings were normal. After few weeks they started to become whiter but then yellow colour returned.
I took some females from this group and bred them to their father and some babies hatched black and white with all black eyes. All of them are banded patern.
Quantumhigh
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very interesting. I didnt think this was possible but the linked picture above does look alot like a SS with the eyes and all. Are any of them possible het eclipse? I can see the banded pattern your talking about. Very very interesting. We need some more snow experts to check this out.
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roger
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Umm Am I missing something ?it just looks like a regular super snow to me .I have 3 of them that look just like that
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Quantumhigh
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Look at the link on post#10 bottom of the first page. I can see where he is talking about banded. Looks like they have fade out with age but probally were solid as hatchlings. I can still see where two bands were across its back. First one starts just behind front legs and second one is spaced just before hind legs.
http://geckoforums.net/album.php?albumid=667&pictureid=5395 jungle tangerine albino and some of my ss + albino ss
roger
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IMO your stretchhing it by saying its a banded SS
Quantumhigh
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Iam not saying its a "Banded SS" all Iam saying is I can see what Bazalt is talking about. I was just trying to bring that picture to your attention. I thought you might of overlooked it, thats all.
Compairing my super snow to his I can see the pattern difference. His SS black dots move in a banded pattern where my super snows dots move in a striped pattern. He also breed one of the females SS to a Raptor and didnt get any eclipses. Also the picture of his SS bands as a hatching matches up just like I said in my previous post even before seeing the hatching photos. There is infulence Iam seeing.
I wonder if we could get Bold SS one day. Now that would be sick!
My SS Het Ember:
Quantumhigh
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Anyone here with Bold striped mack snows ever go Super with them Iam curious?
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