Jeff do you have a pic of an adult Ivory ?

[Darrin_Brasher]

Id like to see how they are turning out

[Sojourn]

:'(

[Darrin_Brasher]

Looks Axanthic. Tell you what Id like to see . The cleanest pastel bred to a type 2 anery then breeding the offspring into the palest of albinos . That would make a MUCH better snow .

[Boabrat]

Shes a real looker Jeff!

Tell you what Id like to see . The cleanest pastel bred to a type 2 anery then breeding the offspring into the palest of albinos . That would make a MUCH better snow .

I think the next Snow morph will be Albino Ghosts, several people are working on that now. I have not heard of one being produced yet, but that doesn't mean it hasn't happened somewhere already. Though, we won't know if they are snowish or not until we see one... maybe call them moonglows (Since albino salmons are sunglows, albino salmon/anery = moonglow...)

- John da BoaBrat

[mrivera78]

hehe...moonglow...that has a nice ring to it....and it does compliment the sunglow name

[Randy_T.]

I really like that girl Jesse.

On the snow sunglows I don't know how easily they will be able to be picked out from actual snows.. atleast for several months.. I personally like the name snowglows..

[Boabrat]

... Snowglow... sounds like you should shake the snake and look for snow flakes falling around its pattern... ;D

Well I guess we will have to wait for one to be produced to see what they name it. Making firsts does have that privelage at least still.

And as far as not being able to tell a snow from a ghost snow, I also think it might be hard to tell... and to complicate things imagine the litter a moonglow/snowglow/ghostsnow/whatever would come out of:

*For example, you could use any snake that is het for anery, albino, and salmon(or even hypo perhaps). *

Breeding a Salmon DH Snow - Ghost Het Albino could produce:
Sunglows
Snows
Snowglow/Moonglow/newglow thingies
Anerys
Albinos
Salmons
Ghosts
Normal Hets/Poss. Hets for all the above.

Throw into this pattern morphs (Stripe, Arabesque, etc, etc) and you have a breeding pair that equals one heck of a morph machine. Even the normal sibs would command a hefty price on the market I think.

I know at least two people working towards this right now, and I am soon to join them. Though I will not be producing these litters for another 1-2 years at earliest. Another person I know is doing a similar project using sunset boas and snows. But he is further away from producing an end result than I am, maybe 3 or more years away.

- John da BoaBrat