Stunning as a baby! Stunning as a grown up momma to be! ![]()
Both are delectable but that 2nd one!!! My oh my Dean!!! ![]()
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Wow
What morph is that second one?
Peppermint (cinder+amel) stripe? Tessera, too?
Peppermint (Amel + Cinder) Stripe. Maybe other stuff going on too. My other peppermint stripe, from the same breeder actually, looks nothing like this. ![]()
You got it. Not listed Tessera. ![]()
They’re lovely, Dean! In really living all the color on the Peppermint Stripe. I like Cinders anyhow they come, but I am especially partial to the ones who hold onto some red.
The lovely Snowpea who came from you still has some colors going on.
She’s more lovely than ever @caryl !
Ooh, I love that one! It’s good to see her. And you kept her name. ![]()
Agreed 100%. Sure love this peppermint stripe.
I did keep her name. I like it. My first was Radish from Olivia. Olivia had named her and I kept that. I bought a Shatter het Amel, Caramel to go with Radish and named him Kohlrabi. Kinda going with veggies as a Cinder theme. Snowpea was next. Even her name fits.
I also kept this handsome boy’s name. Birch sends his best, which is really very good indeed. He has a truly wonderful, sweet disposition. A wee bit shy at times but willing to trust. He’s a darling.
I think I told you but I’m not sure either! ![]()
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I think you did. I think we’ve just discussed Snowpea more since then. ![]()
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Aww, look at sweet little baby Birch! Wasn’t he one who kept a lot of grey tones in his ground color for a while?
Yep, and the ones that were like that ended up being the nicest. Birch also has a nice, neat stripe. I had a nice male keeper too, but someone needed him and I kinda didn’t.
Here’s Birch at a few months old:
He does indeed have a lovely, neat stripe. He’s really a handsome fellow. And as I meant to say if I didn’t, he is as sweet as he is good-looking.
@caryl Radish’s brother Daikon in a feeding tub.










