*PICS* July 4th weekend hatchlings...

[SFgeckos]

Here's a few photos of some babies that hatched from this weekend...

In the first photo, the patternless striped hatchling and the eclipse on the far bottom right are from "possible giant" parents.

Enjoy!

-Jon

 

[SFgeckos]

other photos

A bit off topic, but here's a few other cool photos...

Bonus points to anyone that knows the chameleon species =)

Jon

 

[Shadraak]

i'd say regular horned chameleon?

 

[Ga_herps]

I will say its either a two or four horned. I used to keep a few chams, but really didn't do to much with the cool weather stuff. Great hatchling shots.

 

[Malibu Barbie]

great pics

Can I ask, from what paring did you get those patternless stripes?

 

[rawson5084]

Very nice

 

[chachasushi]

gorgeous animals

 

[Kristi23]

Very nice!

 

[SFgeckos]

thanks everyone!

"Can I ask, from what paring did you get those patternless stripes?"

Sure, the offspring were produced from either eclipse x eclipse= eclipse, or eclipse x patternless stripe het eclipse= eclipse/patternless stripe offspring.

Jon

 

[Malibu Barbie]

The reason for my Q is that I got one myself from a eclipse x enigma het tremper poss het eclipse paring.

So far the paring gave a tremper enigma, a patternless stripe and a tang - I was just curious

 

[Ehatcher]

Wow, quite a few. Congratulations.

 

[spykerherps]

Nice looking hatchlings John. a lot of my hatchlings are looking like that this year. believe it or not I hatched out my first eclipse today.
love that little red foot too great shot.

 

[SFgeckos]

Thanks

The eclipse morph is slowly becoming one of my favorites. Each one is unique and different!

The father of the babies is my "black eclipse" male. I'm planning to holdback any dark offspring this year for future linebred projects. I also have a tangerine/75% carrottail eclipse project going as well!

Jon

 

[Malibu Barbie]

Sounds great - I have been working with all of my eclipses this season also TRYING to get some SHTCT het eclipse offspring, but the two females was not cooperative :evil:

To bad for me that you live so far away - I could have benefited from your hatchlings