Question on Calico

Is Calico a dominant, co-dom, or recessive?

Co-dom. There is a super to it.

Really any link to a picture of a super? NERD's site said it was Dominant - TBD, so I wasn't sure.

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Originally Posted by briz

Co-dom. There is a super to it.

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Hey Briz I would like this info too Jon@NWE has said that he believes it to be dominant

Here is the link to the thread. Was also told by Brandon Boeke that it was done when I got my calico from him a year and a half ago.

http://ball-pythons.net/forums/showthread.php?t=71114

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Originally Posted by briz

Here is the link to the thread. Was also told by Brandon Boeke that it was done when I got my calico from him a year and a half ago.

http://ball-pythons.net/forums/showthread.php?t=71114

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The link in that thread is broken. :(

The pics were of Dan Wolfe's super calicos. Google should give you the pics.

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Originally Posted by blackcrystal22

The link in that thread is broken. :(

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But there were other links later in the thread, that Dr. Del googled when someone posted that the original link was broken. As he said when he posted them, "If you're not going to try, why should we?"

One thing I can't find is anything but a hatchling pic of a super calico. Come on! They were proved in '08! Someone must have taken a more recent picture!

There are people that have said that the animal is a super, we shall see. Like with the roumors of the super Pin that is floating around. :D either way Calico is one hell of cool morph to work with..

It was Morton Wright who hatched what appeared to be a super calico. I saw the pic as a hatchling which was of very poor quality and the snake was still really pink since that is what white looks like out of the egg. It did look like a super to me although there are some non beleivers. Havent heard much about it since.