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I'm new to all this but from all the hours I've spent reading/researching etc. here is my opinion... two fires, one of which (with more blushing) is an AWESOME example of the gene and the last is a nice black-backed normal. Possibly some cool genetic stuff going on with the mother. I would try pairing her to genes that tend to lighten, or add blushing. If she keeps throwing black backs you'll produce some really neat looking stuff! Is she a poss het?? Congrats on the clutch they're all gorgeous thanks for sharing!
Is that black-backed male?
Last edited by galequin; 07-25-2013 at 03:29 PM.
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the black back is a male
Yes the black back is a male. He really looks amazing as well...the yellow on his back is a brighter yellow than the sides which really makes him look cool. Do you think I should breed him back to mom?
Andy
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anyone care to comment on...
I am wondering why the sheds are clear. I have ghosts and they were what I thought only had clear sheds...is it common for new babies to have clear sheds for a while? Its just I never paid much attention before.
Andy
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Breed him back to mom!
As for the shedding
0.0.1 Pastel
0.1 ButterBee
0.1 Pinstripe
0.1 Normal
0.1 Leopard Gecko(R.I.P. Kujo)
1.0 Red Tail Boa
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need help identifying these balls
I remember a thread awhile back where someone mentioned that first sheds are always clear. I'll try to find it.
Here ya go:
http://ball-pythons.net/forums/showthread.php?t=197909
Hope that works. I'm using the tapatalk app, first time trying to link to another post
Last edited by MootWorm; 07-25-2013 at 05:10 PM.
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Re: need help identifying these balls
I am not an expert, and this is my first season of working with the Fire gene, but based on the pictures of the 2 that have the fire gene, I would guess that mom is a Yellowbelly. Take a look at the pictures of the Fire Yellowbelly on World of Ball Python, http://www.worldofballpythons.com/mo...-yellow-belly/. Your 2 hatchlings look very similar to those animals and the sides and bellies of your hatchlings made me think of Yellowbelly immediately.
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need help identifying these balls
Mom definitely is not a YB imo. She has some flaming which got passed on to the babies. The dad is a perfect 10, grade A fire so it's just good selective breeding. You have 2 fires and a normal imo. The black back may be genetic but my guess is it's not since neither of the parents really have it.
What are the sexes of the fires?
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