Orange Dream Enchi

Anybody know whether these have been proven to be of the same allele? I'm trying to figure out a direction I want to go with a project and this information would be very helpful.

Thanks,
John

Garrick Demeyer did a od fire pin x enchi breeding not sure if he has revealed the clutch results yet though :confusd:

Try emailing George Sampson. I swear he had that combo, or something very similar, sitting on his table at the last white plains show. This guy has some HOT snakes. At the expo i spent more time drooling over his snakes than anyone else including NERD and BHB. :)

http://www.morphmadness.com/

Yes OD Enchis have been made. Ozzy Boids have made them. George Sampson made Enchi OD Fires this year as well as an Enchi OD Fire YB. I can't remember if he made just Enchi OD or not. Check out his facebook page!

I would be SHOCKED if they were allelic, they seem to be completely unrelated genetics as far as I know.

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Originally Posted by snakesRkewl

I would be SHOCKED if they were allelic, they seem to be completely unrelated genetics as far as I know.

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Well, sometimes I think the same but then I see certain combos and think of other allelic genes and how their combos/supers look similar, just with a twist, and I'm back on the fence again!

Here, you can see one in Ozzy's gallery:

http://www.ozzyboids.com/galleryball.htm

This seems like a good spot to ask a newb question....

What exactly does allelic mean? The two genes (in this case OD and Enchi) sit in the same spot on the DNA ladder?

I need this explained in small words, por favor.

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Originally Posted by BWyant

This seems like a good spot to ask a newb question....

What exactly does allelic mean? The two genes (in this case OD and Enchi) sit in the same spot on the DNA ladder?

I need this explained in small words, por favor.

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Yes, they both land on the same allele and therefor act like a homozygous(super) trait.

A superstripe is a specter/yellowbelly combo and when bred to a normal makes specters and yellowbelly's and no normals because the two traits are allelic.

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Originally Posted by snakesRkewl

Yes, they both land on the same allele and therefor act like a homozygous(super) trait.

A superstripe is a specter/yellowbelly combo and when bred to a normal makes specters and yellowbelly's and no normals because the two traits are allelic.

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so cinnamons and black pastels, and fires and vanillas are both allelic?