New Clutch Hypo RF Siblings'

[N2TORTS]

All from the same clutch 4 for 4 ........

 

[SarahChelonoidis]

Gorgeous!

 

[Onidara]

Jeff wow the second hypo the colors on the head look awesome, the way the colors are there likes it look like war paint or something!

 

[N2TORTS]

Jeff wow the second hypo the colors on the head look awesome, the way the colors are there likes it look like war paint or something!

Yes it does ......
I have another one hatch out , from a different clutch your going to dig too! ...

 

[Jacqui]

Jeff wow the second hypo the colors on the head look awesome, the way the colors are there likes it look like war paint or something!

I agree number 2 is beautiful.

 

[annabell.the.sulcata]

They are so cute and BEAUTIFUL

 

[cdmay]

Those are very pretty JD, really pretty. Are they Venezuelan X Suriname? Or unknown X Suriname?

 

[Onidara]

Jeff I showed Sarah number 2 and she said that's one of the best she has seen yet

 

[N2TORTS]

Those are very pretty JD, really pretty. Are they Venezuelan X Suriname? Or unknown X Suriname?

Northern x Northern

 

[cdmay]

Northern x Northern

Nothing more specific?

 

[N2TORTS]

Carl it is from the same 2 parents who produce 50% (at current) of the hypos at the Cove'. The others come from the same father different mother.
Male


Female






The other adult female has even a lighter head .....





Thus far we have seen three distinct color phases found in a multi clutches from the same two Hypo Females x Our Hypo Male.
The phases are white/orange, lavender / purple and golden spotted . Most likely a result in a combination of T+ albino and Hypermelanistic and or
Anerythristic / Axanthic gene coding. Every new hatchling is a surprise in itself.
Deffinitly ONE- OF - A KIND- REDFOOTS

 

[cdmay]

Yep, I would agree that there is more going on than a simple hypomelanistic mutation. Those lavender hued neonates are clearly not the same as these more recent hypos.
Strange but interesting.

 

[N2TORTS]

Yep, I would agree that there is more going on than a simple hypomelanistic mutation. Those lavender hued neonates are clearly not the same as these more recent hypos.
Strange but interesting.

Getting ready to post another "strange one" ... For myself I think they are very neat to say the least and unlike any project I have yet to be seen in the tortoise/redfoot hobby.