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Ball Pythons: VPI Axanthic collection
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- Опубліковано 3 кві 2019
- Email: LucasLandonRoyals@gmail.com
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I love your two female black and silver axanthics, and this video (of all the hundreds of Ball python videos from different well- known breeders I've seen) comes the closest to what my first project would be based on! I love the Stormtrooper, I also love the pied snakes, also the desert ghost influences. You have named the same genes that I have been the most interested in. I recently saw an axanthic cinnamon that I thought was really striking. However, I know that most of these genes are recessive and would require much more time. As I don't have even one ball python yet, I get great satisfaction, as well as much appreciated knowledge in watching you big guys do it, and seeing such beautiful snakes produced. Until I have a much firmer understanding of the genetics involved in these snakes, I think that I will satisfy myself with watching you. What you come up with down the road on this project will be of great interest to me, please keep posting on this as much as is possible! Thank you!
Thank you for the kind words. If you have the time and resources, jump in and get your feet wet. Best of luck to you!
Great VPI Axanthic collection
Thanks. It's small. I figure I just produce my own for now.
@@LucasLandonRoyals sometimes less is more. Beautiful snakes
@@ReggiesUrbanJungle Yes!
I'm jelly, I would love to have one of these snakes. Can't keep them here in Australia.
Why background music? I love your videos but sometimes it’s hard to hear you
Sometimes we experiment to see what works and what doesn't. You never know til you try. That's an old video. I use music a little more strategically nowadays
I like how the music almost completely mask your voice lol
I think mother pin (the first snake in the video) is just a very unique expression of pinstripe. The pin hatchings from her have similar pinstriping to their mother.
Very nice!
Thanks!
Beautiful! ❤️❤️❤️ Do you have any axanthic hatchlings available?
Wow beautiful
Thank you!
@@LucasLandonRoyals I want one like that first and that one that's half white I think it's a spider? Can't wait to see your clutches
@@Chunkylurker The half white one is a piebald, and the gem amongst that clutch. Thanks again!
I'd say u got something going on I see something diff definitely u really go some nice stuff man
Hey man! How's it going? I hope it proves out to be a gene. It'll be a nice surprise.
Is all these VPI AXANTHIC line u work with?
Yes, I produced a couple clutches last season, 2020. Do you work with VPI line too?
@@LucasLandonRoyals yes just picked up my first VPI Snow Pinstripe female was gonna buy some hets but don't wanna waste time raising normals so got a visual amazing female gonna make my own custom hets to make a world first hopefully one day I always loved the VPI Line I also subscribed to your awesome channel keep mixing and making new VPI combos let's take this to a whole new level pass 2 genes LOL
Right on!
Great project bro! I know you're going to be producing some real beauties with them in the future! Best of luck!
Thanks Mark. I'm really digging the project. I didn't think I'd be so fixated on hets haha.
Oh, Thank you very much Sir for the encouragement! As a great student of animal genetics, namely Thoroughbred Race Horses and German Shepherds, I saw a few videos on Ball pythons and their genes on color and patterns, and that was all it took, I'm hooked! Would the best way to get an optimal start be to save up for awhile and buy possibly one or two powerhouse females, as in four to seven genes, or the most I can afford, or should I keep educating myself until I feel like I can personally take some basic two gene or so snakes and produce what I am after? Considering what my longterm goals are? ( STORMTROOPER).
BLACK, SILVER, and WHITE COMBINATION PIEDS. I want clean lines and snakes that won't fade away as they age! Time would be an important issue as I'm an older person and all of the recessive genes involved will increase that. I would really appreciate your insight on this. Also, do you have any updates on your progress on your own axanthic project? Maybe YOU have already produced the animals that I am looking for!
Best Wishes
She is very head shy. More handling as a hatchling could have prevented that. My hatchling girl went from head shy to not in just a week with daily handling (aside from after feeding).
If I didn't no better kinda say the one lemonblaet looks so much different man kinda Lepordish but good luck have fun
The busy pattern one takes after the mom. I got 2 lemonblast and 1 pastel with the busy pattern out of 8 eggs. It's close to 50%.
Jk shirt?
Yeah