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Some of you know that I collect Uranium glass items. I knew as soon as I saw this one at an antique store today that I was interested: I asked my...

Photo #474 I think the reflection of the ball python in the tumbled Thunderegg fragment is pretty cool. :) Ball python = 66% Het Clown/50% Het...

I guess at the end of the day, if I were breeding hets, I'd just spend the money and either purchase 100% hets or purchase visuals. Breeding out 66%...

Sweet! :gj: Thanks for sharing.

Caught the northern lights again the other week,they looked spectacular from my back garden,I posted it to the local news channel and made the...

Noting the fact that an animal is 66% het can be a helpful flag to a potential buyer who wants to avoid the gene as much as possible. I took a long...

Thank you for this thoughtful response. I'm gonna have to let this bounce around in the old noodle a bit.

Sorry it took so long for me to get back on here. Really busy work week. Anyway, I re-did the heat tape set up on the bottom of her cage last weekend...

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Thankfully I was able to order and collect this little beauty this morning !! Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

Even though I ranked top of my class in statistical probability-I am lazy... ChatGPT figure it out for me (note: it is using a sample size of *4*...

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Always looking good mate! Glad to see you still doing your thing.

How would that worK? Say the 66% het's first HO mating produced 4 het offspring. By how much would you reduce the 66%?

66% Hets are critical if you are breeding multiple recessive genes with long shot odds: They can maximize your chances. I would only buy 66% Hets...

I guess that's possible, but why do that when you can breed to visual to an offspring so you're 100% sure that your het is actually a het. At least...

Yes, this is an interesting problem. 66% is the raw statistical probability of a Het assuming basic genetic assortment and no additional data. ...

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Very unique & pretty! :love:

She's coming on nicely ,the reduced pattern on this mandarin belly leopard boa is so nice, she's actually really orange, the lights in the snake room...

Photo #473 Pastel-Piebald (4 of 5) with some tumbled/polished Agate/Jasper/Jasp-Agate from the Mid-West USA. :)

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Looks my local shop is up to $4 each for live adult mice. There I can waltz in anytime they're open, pay with a card, and pick up some other stuff...

So true !! I feed my nine snakes the same night and I watch them start to constrict the dead rats( heated by a hairdryer ) but then I move onto...

Here’s one or two of my OB peacocks although we call them Marmalade Peacocks for some strange reason The second one shows my Eye biter / hybrid...

You are welcome! That makes sense to me. Could also be an odd looking Eye Biter. Send pics when they get older. I'd be interested to see how...

Thank you ! The babies cane from a female Malawi eye biter so presumably she had a jiggy moment or two with a male Peacock They came out of a...