Two new cresties came home with us yesterday, unexpectedly.
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Wow look at those stripes!! Is this brindle, tiger, or something else? WOW, I hope it stays that bold as the gecko grows, but its clearly not a super new baby and is so bold so I think it will!
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The stripes is honestly one of the biggest things that sold me on this little one. They had quite a few others with some similar patterns at the table, but the contrast along with the stripes. I just had to have it lol.
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The stripes are awesome! Gotta name him/her Tigger.
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That pattern is freaking adorable! I love brindle in dogs, cattle, even the rare horse. I don’t know anything about the genetics of morphs in cresties but I gotta say that’s one of cutest I’ve ever seen!
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Very cool headstamps. I always enjoy looking at those.
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What are they? I am super curious about that bottom one.
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They are both Thayeri Jungle Corns 50% Corn 25% California Kingsnake and 25% Variable Kingsnake and both are poss het for amel anery motley/stripe! I was originally going to only get the male (bottom one) but the seller offered me a deal which included his sister!
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Went to a reptile show today, and we ended up coming home with a black pastel scaleless ball python as well as a jungle carpet python!
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I got three new additions in the last few weeks. Promised myself these will be the last for this year 
Meet Luna Lovegood, Arctic Snow Conda western hognose. I wish I could capture her true colors because her pattern is almost purple!
And I just picked up these two San Luis Potosi Kings (aka Mex Mex) yesterday.
First two pics are the male and next three are the female. She has such a sweet face! I had a San Luis that passed away six years ago and she was easily the best snake I’ve had. I’m surprised at myself that it took this long to get another but I am encredibly excited for these two! Now I have to think of names for them.
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Very nice! I especially love the new Mex Mex kings snake. Names are fun. Challenging sometimes but fun.
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Well, it’s colubrid hatchling season and I have no self control. 
Added this awesome little (really little!) red (flame?) hypo stillwater to my bull group. He’s going to be part of my flame/red hypo stillwater project and eventually I’d like to get his bloodline into my hypo stillwater/miami axanthic ghost project as well. His eyes are a really deep red/orange color which can be a good indicator of his future color potential.
I included a picture of his mama to show the potential this guy holds. His dad wasn’t as red as mom so will time will tell on how much color this guy develops but I think he’s going to be a killer looking adult.
*Mom - photo courtesy of Patrick Holmes - Arboreal Obsession
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Be yu tees! Repeat to yourself “self control self control self control”!!!
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Been a while since I’ve posted in this thread, but I adopted a stunning boy this morning:
He was listed as Cinder, Het Amel, Caramel, 50% PH Motley, Diffused, Ultra. A little sleuthing on MorphMarket found me his original listing and he’s actually an Ultra or Ultramel Cinder, Het Caramel, Diffused, 50% Ph Motley. No matter his genetics, he’s a sweet little thing and I can’t wait to see him grow!
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Very pretty!
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Nice looking bull snake you picked up. Congratulations. Mom is fantastic looking and almost makes me want to get some bull snake now. Love her colors. Red is my favorite color. But I only have so much room for snakes here, and boa’s are my favorite snake.
I hope your new male gets as red as mom for you. I look forward to seeing what you produce in the years to come.
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Lovely pickups, just lovely! 
(muttering to self while gazing admiringly, "self control, self control…)
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Wow, mom is insane!!! Hope your little guy colours up like that, what incredible colours!
The more I see of bull snakes, the more I think I need one.
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Super pretty! His saddles look like they’re almost a dusty pink colour. Are his colours going to change much as he matures?
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