Super Snow Sunglow

[nicks]

We hatched this little super snow sunglow six weeks ago and the colors are just starting to change. At hatching he looked like a albino super snow we are waiting for his colors to develop. Having not seen one before I wish he would grow quicker so I can see what he is going to look like as an adult. Found two more in the incubator on Saturday morning and of course they have the solid red eyes that just don't like being photographed.

Nick
http://www.eereptiles.com

 

[Gregg M]

It is going to look like an albino SS...

 

[Gazz]

We hatched this little super snow sunglow six weeks ago and the colors are just starting to change. At hatching he looked like a albino super snow we are waiting for his colors to develop. Having not seen one before I wish he would grow quicker so I can see what he is going to look like as an adult. Found two more in the incubator on Saturday morning and of course they have the solid red eyes that just don't like being photographed.

Nick
http://www.eereptiles.com

Nice leo :main_thumbsup: .But you will find that it's just a regular albino super snow.As sunglows are a strain of albino hypo tangerine.And the super snow gene dosen't let hypo influance through both in the terms of mass reduced spotting and tangerine coloring.

 

[nicks]

I was hoping to get a little color, I haven't seen any other mack sunglows that have orange like the male I used so I was hoping that the supers might have better color than some I have seen. That stinks if every super snow with albino genes is going to look the same.

 

[paulnj]

I have made SSTA with different hues with different females myself. Those different hues(near white, faint pink and tan) came from the same incubator at 88/89 degrees too. Getting some slight color influence isn't that far fetched, but it will take selective breeding which you have already started.