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Breeding a Tiger
I have an opportunity to get a Female Tiger Ball- wondering what experiences anyone has had with breeding to a Tiger? Any interesting combinations?
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Re: Breeding a Tiger
Jolliff line Tiger, or the combo morph that's a Desert/Enchi cross also called a Tiger?
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Re: Breeding a Tiger
Is'nt the tiger the same as the woma ball. I think tiger was the orignal name. Feel free to correct me if I'm wrong.
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Re: Breeding a Tiger
Two types of ball Python tigers exist that I know of. One is the Woma Tiger first produced by Kevin of NERD. The second is Banded/Tiger/Genetic Reduced. Since you just said Tiger as genetics and left out any indication of Woma I am going to work off the basis you are talking banded or Genetic reduced. Depending on the genetics of it things could be easy or difficult. Some our recessive others are Co-dom and others are dom. If you have a Recessive version breeding it into other morphs has become very difficult, but once you get it visable in one male and one female of a given morph then you can reproduce with 99.9% success every time of passing it on. On the other hand you can quickly pass a Co-dom trait or dom trait in one breeding when dealing with other co-dom and dom traits and two if you are lucky if adding it to a recessive trait.
I am a big fan of clean patterns and very few morphs, in my opinion, are negatively affected by this. The only limits are what you have in your collection.
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