KelliH
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Here you go, I labelled them. ![Smile :) :)](data:image/gif;base64,R0lGODlhAQABAIAAAAAAAP///yH5BAEAAAAALAAAAAABAAEAAAIBRAA7)
It's a beatyfull group!!!!! i hope you want send a some baby. I live in Italy.....Electric, Firewater/Emerine x HG Tang Het Firewater, HG Tang Het Firewater, Super Snow Eclipse, Reverse Stripe Radar, Patternless Stripe Bell Het Radar, Pattenless, Bold Eclipse, Emerine Bell, Patternless Stripe Bell.
I can't pick a favorite, I love them all.
Y'know Kelli... I am lucky you're such an outstanding person.
If you weren't you, if you were someone else, I'd be yelling all kinds of things about color manipulation and how leopard geckos don't come in Crayola Red. I'd be wrong, since they clearly do... and I'd have to eat a big helping of crow on the subject. So I'm lucky you're you. It saved me the embarrassment of being wrong in public.
That electric and the rainwaters are just flat wrong. I thought your bells were orange, but holy crap! How much influence of the Nieves line is present in the Electrics? I'm sure you've told me before. Those geckos are like a good change-up, both will make ya buckle at the knees.
Just for reference, here are some of my early "Electric Project" stock. Also, just for fun, some Striped Rainwaters I produced in 2003.Yeah we've been working with RW's for a long time huh Chris? Since the beginning!
Those are some amazing leos, Kelli! X)
Will you be at the Austin show next weekend?
Amazing geckos!!! I love the variety of genetic and phenotypic offspring!
On a side note, I was able to track down some Nieves cross offspring from some of the Nieves animals I gifted to a friend of mine about a decade ago (originally from you Kelli) I can see the Nieves influence in some of the animals but a few generations of selective breeding should "brighten" things up
Jon
2nd pic FTW...old school tang! That's straight from the early days of Albey Scholl and The Golden Gecko, man!
I've had RWs since late 1999, when I got a pair of 2 month old hets via Tim McBride and sent directly from Rainwater. I never did breed the male het, but as the story goes I paired my female het with a full albino in 2002, got 16 eggs, 15 normals, and 1 albino (egg #16). And instead I let college (a good thing I suppose) and working get in the way with furthering my breedings.
'99 was the first year both Tremper and Rainwater offered their albinos to the public. And then there was Mark Leshock...did anyone ever prove out his line as Tremper, Bell, or separate?
Now you got me digging through pics from back then....
Oh, BTW, first fertile clutch from this pairing arrived today:
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Old pics going into attachments...
Pic#1: Hatchlings #15 and 16 that proved out my rainwater het female. At least I wasn't ripped off $1500 like others supposedly were. Instead I was ripped off elsewhere regarding pink.
Pic#2: RW PA from you!
Pic#3: Your RW PA, regular patternless, tremper albino, rainwater albino (interestingly the darker one, which later turned out very nice), and a shtctb.
Pic#4: Black, hi-yellow, and white patternless...photo from David Nieves.
Pic#5: Above pictured male RW albino paired to a CT, produced that hypo het RW. I think that was one of my hypo hets that ended up in Paul Sage's collection.
Pic#6: My original tang male.
Amazing geckos!!! I love the variety of genetic and phenotypic offspring!
On a side note, I was able to track down some Nieves cross offspring from some of the Nieves animals I gifted to a friend of mine about a decade ago (originally from you Kelli) I can see the Nieves influence in some of the animals but a few generations of selective breeding should "brighten" things up
Jon