Re: Small But Cool Clutch
I think I am keeping all 3. The only male was the Pastel double het Hypo/Pied. Next season (2013-2014) I could pair him with his mom (Pied het Hypo). This season, I will do the same pairing trying to get more eggs to see if the male Pastel Hypo possible het Pied is het for Pied. With only 3 samples this year, I could have just missed the odds on him. Hopefully I will have more answers next year. I would really like to find someone willing to trade a 1 for 1 to out cross and avoid inbreeding, but don't know if I can find that (since I have not established a reputation yet).
Re: Small But Cool Clutch
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sookieball
Glad you got the ghost her pied.
Congrats!
Wouldnt the female ghost het pied to the father make pastel ghost pieds?
That'd be wicked...
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Not for sure. The father is a Pastel Hypo possibly het Pied. Of the 3 eggs laid this year, none hatched out visual Pied, so the father has yet to prove to be het Pied. The mother is het Hypo (a Pastel Hypo het Pied & a Hypo het Pied hatching out proved that). But with only 3 eggs, I could have just missed a Pied, so I'll give the dad at least 1 more chance to see if he's het for Pied this season & then decide the best combination of the snakes I get to pair up. Of the babies I hatch next year, I'll be really selective & only keep a few & sell the rest.
Re: Small But Cool Clutch
Thanks. You know how the odds are, they were really kind on this clutch, but on a few other clutches I missed what I was hoping for (female Cinnamon Pewter X male Mojave resulted in 5 eggs and no Savannahs) and some times genetics just end up confusing you like my 3 clutches sired by what I thought was an Orangebelly, but of the 18 babies, none look exactly like him, so is there another gene involved? Maybe, but that's all part of the fun.
Re: Small But Cool Clutch