expected bulls

Our Crumbly Red line is the result of breeding an Albino Whitesides to a Crumbly Red, then taking those offspring and breeding them back to each other. The offspring hatch out with drab tan and brown coloration. As they mature, they develop varying degrees of red coloration. You can get some idea of how much red they will develop by looking closely at the scales. The amount of faint orange coloration running through the center of their scales on their sides, usually indicates how red they will become. There is a great deal of variation in the amount of red these have. About 10% of the offspring hatch out with very little red, another 10% hatch out with a lot of red, the rest are somewhere inbetween. The top pictures represent some of the better reds, while the bottom photos represent the least red. We do not have photos of nice adult Reds. We have not kept any for our collection. Our goal with this project is to produce Albino Reds, the Regular Reds are a byproduct.

These will be byproducts of our Albino Red Bull line.

9 Month old

One of our
Double het. Breeders

#105 Albino Red Bull
1 Month old

#105 Albino Red Bull
9 Months old

Intermediate Albino Red Bull
9 Months old

The variation in the amount of orange is evident in these
9 month old siblings

4 Month old

Hatchling

This is the same line as the Reds above. These are also siblings to the Reds above. When these hatch out, at first glance they all look the same, but as with the reds above, you can determine how red these will become by the amount of red on their side scales. These have the same amount of variation in the degree of their red coloration as their Red siblings.

An 05' Albino Red Bull male
at 2 years old

An 06' Albino Red Bul female
at 9 months old

An 06' Albino Red Bull female
at 9 months old

An 06' Albino intermediate Red Bull male
at 9 months old

Hatchling

Adult

Hatchling

Adult