introducing to the world

[Mel&Keith]

Congrats on the payoff for all that hard work Nevin!

 

[lytlesnake]

jason, i kno he isnt het for tremper, but i still have to prove out his generation just for the sake of doing it. what classifides did you see those giant bells in?

Right here.

http://www.geckoforums.net/showthread.php?t=27016

 

[nevinm]

thanks mel.

and jason, oh well. mine is a full super giant, and not het for tremper. this one, and the ones ill be selling will be pure bell!!

 

[boutiquegecko]

He's nice looking bell.
What constitutes a giant hatchling though other than the gene? I've had hatchlings that weighed 5g before from larger females (like 70+g). Are they longer as hatchlings? What do we call hatchlings that are larger from non giant lines?

 

[lytlesnake]

and jason, oh well. mine is a full super giant, and not het for tremper. this one, and the ones ill be selling will be pure bell!!

Yes that's what I was saying, that the other ones are not pure Bell, or at least, that they carry the Tremper gene also.

 

[Franks_Geckos]

CONGRATS! That's great that the hard work paid off.

 

[nevinm]

He's nice looking bell.
What constitutes a giant hatchling though other than the gene? I've had hatchlings that weighed 5g before from larger females (like 70+g). Are they longer as hatchlings? What do we call hatchlings that are larger from non giant lines?

it is infact a gene. i have hachted out babies that were 5gs as well, but have no tremper giant gene background aswell. you can even line breed them to make them bigger. you can line breed an animal for anything. but the main thing in this situation is that the super giant is a gene.

 

[gage]

he is awsome