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  • 08-13-2006, 11:33 AM
    Cubby23
    Piebald
    Is it possible for a piebald to have a white head? I have never seen one, does one exist?
  • 08-13-2006, 11:48 AM
    JLC
    Re: Piebald
    So far as I know, there have never been any pieds produced with a white head. There have, however, been a very small handful of animals that look like pieds that have white heads. The genetics on that phenomenon are not yet understood, to the best of my knowledge.
  • 08-13-2006, 04:57 PM
    Cubby23
    Re: Piebald
    anyother input?
  • 08-13-2006, 06:46 PM
    Freakie_frog
    Re: Piebald
    Pied's to my knowledge don't have white heads. I havent seen any. It would be like hitting the genetic loto
  • 08-14-2006, 02:48 PM
    cassandra
    Re: Piebald
    From what I've read (on RDR, Nerd, etc.) is that homogenous pieds always have a "normal" head, usually with a bit of gray on the neck, and then mixed amounts of white and "piebald" orangey-black markings. Lots of white is referred to as "high-white pied"; very little white is "low-white pied".

    Piebalds, however, are starting to be mixed with other morphs and with those, you may be able to eventually see one that has a white head - but to my knowledge (i.e., surfing the web for any and all pictures of pieds I can get my grubby hands on), there is no current pied morph combo that has a white head.

    Time to combine a super mojave x piebald, ivory or yellow-belly x piebald, lesser platty x piebald, etc.? =)
  • 08-14-2006, 02:54 PM
    Mendel's Balls
    Re: Piebald
    Quote:

    Originally Posted by cassandra
    From what I've read (on RDR, Nerd, etc.) is that homogenous pieds always have a "normal" head, usually with a bit of gray on the neck, and then mixed amounts of white and "piebald" orangey-black markings. Lots of white is referred to as "high-white pied"; very little white is "low-white pied".

    Piebalds, however, are starting to be mixed with other morphs and with those, you may be able to eventually see one that has a white head - but to my knowledge (i.e., surfing the web for any and all pictures of pieds I can get my grubby hands on), there is no current pied morph combo that has a white head.

    Time to combine a super mojave x piebald, ivory or yellow-belly x piebald, lesser platty x piebald, etc.? =)


    What's a supermojave look like?

    I wonder why Piebald (by itself) doesnt ever hit the head....it's weird how it never does....it only randomly hits from the neck down....
  • 08-14-2006, 03:00 PM
    cassandra
    Re: Piebald
    Super mojave is another all white snake with blue eyes (blue eyed leucisitic), so to try to get a pied with a white head, maybe cross it with a super mojave or regular mojave...*shrug*

    I do my best "what if you combined..." thoughts right before I go to sleep, so I never remember them...

    *edit*
    I do not profess to be the best knowledge on morphs so if I'm incorrect, PLEASE someone correct me!
  • 08-14-2006, 03:02 PM
    Mendel's Balls
    Re: Piebald
    Quote:

    Originally Posted by cassandra
    Super mojave is another all white snake with blue eyes (blue eyed leucisitic), so to try to get a pied with a white head, maybe cross it with a super mojave or regular mojave...*shrug*

    I do my best "what if you combined..." thoughts right before I go to sleep, so I never remember them...

    cool...thanks
  • 08-14-2006, 03:30 PM
    daniel1983
    Re: Piebald
    I think it is crazy how spider x pieds turn out.....

    http://www.roussisreptiles.com/image...spider/10L.jpg
  • 08-14-2006, 03:36 PM
    Mendel's Balls
    Re: Piebald
    Quote:

    Originally Posted by daniel1983
    I think it is crazy how spider x pieds turn out.....

    http://www.roussisreptiles.com/image...spider/10L.jpg

    That's dope!
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