Breeders

Mr Red is a sweet brick red male with white "portholes". His color scheme ranges from the brick red you see here to a light pink. Last year he was paired with Orangina, an orange dalmation with the sweetest disposition. Together they produced reds, red bi-color, oranges and red and orange dalmations! Orangina has a new boyfriend waiting in the wings... have a look at the "Future Breeders" page!

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Here are the rest of Mr. Red's harem! Honey is a superb white-flamed chocolate with such a great disposition. We're looking for reds with white flames.... would be neat! Cherrie is an insane red flame who also is a sweet, gentle soul. Very exciting to see what we'll get next season!

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Neons... my gosh. So stunning that I haven't even named the pair... they are famous enough to just be called "The Neons"! Two pics above are of the same two animals. As you can see when they fire up, they are a delicious cheeto orange with green tiger striping. Their stomachs stay cheeto orange even when not fired up. Offspring from these look quite unspectacular to the naked eye but they start to develop coloration that's noticeable by 3 months of age and it just increases into adulthood. Stunning!

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The fun of mixing and matching! Checkers is a red and black-spotted male (Checkers, GET it?) who is pretty neurotic but gorgeous nonetheless. He features some pretty big red dalmation spots and I'm hoping to exploit that trait. His future partner is this beautiful, sexy sweetheart, Rose. She fires up to a beautiful red and keeps a light tan dorsal stripe. Her subtle beauty is a cluster of spots on her leg and quite a few red spots all over her body!

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"Super Dalmations" are described as having a generous covering of spots and a good portion of those being disproportionately large. Most that I have seen have a base color of yellow or tan, so I wanted to get the trait onto some sweet harlequin animals and I think when these two are "ready to go" that I might be on to something... what do YOU think? That's right, "Spot" and "Dottie"... could I be LESS creative with the names?

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How to describe Freak.... well I ALMOST sold him at a show until I looked in his deli cup and saw him fired up. Unfortunately he only half fires up for the camera and I've only ever seen him fired up the one time but it was enough to make me list him as a keeper. Here you see him with red and orange checking on his sides highlighted by cream underlining. When he fully fires up, the weird dorsal pattern turns LIME GREEN while the rest of him stays orange and red! Come on, Freak... POSE for the camera! Lilly is a sweet tiger that came from the parents of the Neons... she adopted the yellow coloration of her father and when fired up, the tiger markings are green. Can't wait to see what these two produce!

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Well here they are, my stunning Mainland Chahoua. Paul and Paulina have produced a few offspring that generally look like Mommy, showing lots of red mixed in with some darker colors. Chahoua are so much fun and generally sweet... but watch out for Paulina after she lays eggs. She guards them like a mother hen!

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Junior has gotten alot of press... he has a large following of folks who were dying to buy him, but he's a keeper. Not to worry... his parents are Paul and Paulina, so you never know when a Junior clone will pop out! To see another picture of him, just look on the Dragontown Home page... that's him under the banner! We also have two sub-adult females waiting in the wings for him... have a look at our "Future Breeders" page for a preview!

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