Colorcham427
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Email me and I will send you some pix! These guys are literally divided in my mantid room in separate cages by morph labels.
The females bring the name to the game, the males that were hand picked for selected females were as much a like as possible.
Morph names as followed with descriptions below:
"Sandy Sun snow caps"
Females - Light creamy bodies with a powdered donut top. (The top is the piece between their antennae.) What is the scientific name of this piece anyways?!
The males that were paired with these females were the lightest in color of the clutch. An almost yellow coloration on the top of their wing set, with very light tans throughout the rest of their unique figured body.
"Mango Rosie Wings"
Females have a light creamy color to their entire body. The main attraction of these females is their mixed mango/rose colorations on the bottom half of their set of wings. The patterns and designs of these fruity colors are as if they've been carefully brush stroked by Bob Ross himself!
Males have be chosen accordingly to the closet as possible. Males have the most red on their lower half of their set of wings.
"Daylight Foresters"
These have a dim creamy hue to their bodies with a very dark edge to their structure. As their colors spread, the darker it gets, very unusual! They have very small hints of forest greens. As all of these Violins were growing up, I have seen a lot nymphs with a lot of forest greens, in tints and even in patterns on their backs. I have a feeling these are them!
These Violins are a must have for people who want different Violin looks!
These Violins were produced by Chris P before I continued their "Color-varied legacy".
Chris P couldn't stress enough how important these are to him. These were specifically mixed with quite a few different lineages. One being from some wild caughts, Yen Saw, and a friend from the UK.
These Violins will go fast, I had no idea these adults would be this unusual and spectacular!
Email me if interested, limited pairs available.
[email protected]
The females bring the name to the game, the males that were hand picked for selected females were as much a like as possible.
Morph names as followed with descriptions below:
"Sandy Sun snow caps"
Females - Light creamy bodies with a powdered donut top. (The top is the piece between their antennae.) What is the scientific name of this piece anyways?!
The males that were paired with these females were the lightest in color of the clutch. An almost yellow coloration on the top of their wing set, with very light tans throughout the rest of their unique figured body.
"Mango Rosie Wings"
Females have a light creamy color to their entire body. The main attraction of these females is their mixed mango/rose colorations on the bottom half of their set of wings. The patterns and designs of these fruity colors are as if they've been carefully brush stroked by Bob Ross himself!
Males have be chosen accordingly to the closet as possible. Males have the most red on their lower half of their set of wings.
"Daylight Foresters"
These have a dim creamy hue to their bodies with a very dark edge to their structure. As their colors spread, the darker it gets, very unusual! They have very small hints of forest greens. As all of these Violins were growing up, I have seen a lot nymphs with a lot of forest greens, in tints and even in patterns on their backs. I have a feeling these are them!
These Violins are a must have for people who want different Violin looks!
These Violins were produced by Chris P before I continued their "Color-varied legacy".
Chris P couldn't stress enough how important these are to him. These were specifically mixed with quite a few different lineages. One being from some wild caughts, Yen Saw, and a friend from the UK.
These Violins will go fast, I had no idea these adults would be this unusual and spectacular!
Email me if interested, limited pairs available.
[email protected]
