The black Pearl

[randy p]

Is any one working with the Black Pearl . I was wondering what it would look like crossed with an Enigma. Any pics ? Randy

 

[crotaphytidae]

Living Art just started releasing them so I don't think anyone else has started working with them, especially not outside of Europe. But I can't wait to see the potential of that morph.

 

[Nigel4less]

I`m very sure it will be in North America soon

 

[whkrazyk]

yea they said they will ship to the US, but the price is a lil more than i got right now

 

[nevinm]

they are already here in the US

 

[MXW]

Who bought them? TUG?


Max

 

[Nigel4less]

TUG's Canadian

 

[paulnj]

Shall I run down every breeders name for an answer:main_laugh:

 

[Haligren]

TUG's Canadian

Woohoo! I know what I want for my birthday! ;D .....In a few years when I can possibly afford one. :\

 

[Nigel4less]

Woohoo! I know what I want for my birthday! ;D .....In a few years when I can possibly afford one. :\

I never Said TUG had Black Pearls, Simply stated they were Canadian. You`ll have to find out yourself.

 

[Haligren]

I never Said TUG had Black Pearls, Simply stated they were Canadian. You`ll have to find out yourself.

Of course. I'm willing to wait. It'd probably work out better for me in the end. I know it won't be for another few years yet before the morph is more wide spread, even in Canada.

 

[eyelids]

they are already here in the US

If they really are recessive having them here is pretty exciting... Will be awesome to work them into some projects in the future... I hope one of the lucky people to get them posts pics... :main_yes:

 

[Ian S.]

I just don't ever remember recessive traits having a super form. I'm all confused once again.
I also can't wait to see what comes about with these.

 

[Nigel4less]

I just don't ever remember recessive traits having a super form. I'm all confused once again.
I also can't wait to see what comes about with these.

I agree with you, I originally heard it was Co-dom, now all this recessive talk is loosing my interest due to the fact that it doesn't seem like anyone knows the true genetics on them.

 

[randy p]

TUG picked up 9 . But thats all know who will be working with them. I just though some in the U S would all ready have an Enigma X Black Pearl .

 

[spykerherps]

I've heard both but it just seem like it is a line bred trate like breeding for tangerine instead breeding for darkness. May be some one working with these can clarify.

 

[paulnj]

IMHO.. Line bred to the point of acting recessive , but that is just an opinion (and we know the saying about those right?)

 

[Nigel4less]

TUG picked up 9 . But thats all know who will be working with them. I just though some in the U S would all ready have an Enigma X Black Pearl .

As much as I would like to believe this I will need to hear it directly from the man himself

 

[Gregg M]

I dont understand all the hype... It is a BROWN leopard gecko... Why do you think there have been no natural sunlight photos posted...

I can bet that the uncertainty of the genetics is because it is a polygenic trait that appears to "act" recessive just like any other line bred trait...

I guess its a good "morph" to breed if you want to take bright colors out of your stock...

 

[KelliH]

Discussing the morph is fine. Discussing the ethics of another breeder is against TOS. Keep this in mind, please.