Stripy pastel.

I bred my first royal pythons this year,the pairing was this
Nerd line pastel.(pic about a year old)
http://i108.photobucket.com/albums/n...lash800pic.jpg
To this c/f reduced patten/banded female,again an
old pic but there just a little big,not much has changed.
http://i108.photobucket.com/albums/n...1JPG600pic.jpg
I got a clutch of 6 eggs from which I got 2 female
pastels and 2.2 normals.This is one of the female
pastel I got,any feed back or comments are really
welcome.
http://i108.photobucket.com/albums/n...8_01150007.jpg
http://i108.photobucket.com/albums/n...8_01150012.jpg
Some of the normals have striping too but not as extreme
as the little pastel. Thanks for looking.:banana:

I wsould keep all the females back! That pastel is REALY nice. Hopefully she doesn't brown out to bad.:D

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Originally Posted by stangs13

I wsould keep all the females back! That pastel is REALY nice. Hopefully she doesn't brown out to bad.:D

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All the female pastels are staying here but have
any of you's seen this striping thing before?

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Originally Posted by SCI

All the female pastels are staying here but have
any of you's seen this striping thing before?

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Yup, striping like that are not considered genetic. Unless you can prove it out. They do have genetic stripes though.

Hello Ireland! :D Congrats on your babies! I'm not 100% sure what qualifies a snake as a Harlequin... but she sure looks Harley-ish to me!

Awesome pastel! I really like that stripe. :gj: :gj: :gj:

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Originally Posted by stangs13

Yup, striping like that are not considered genetic. Unless you can prove it out. They do have genetic stripes though.

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Do you think so??? Would genetic stripes not have less
pattern on there sides?

He doesn't mean Genetic Stripe, as in the recessive trait. He means that there's a genetic stripey "thing" in someones normal dna gene - like my son has blue eyes even though I have brown.

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Originally Posted by adizziedoll

He doesn't mean Genetic Stripe, as in the recessive trait. He means that there's a genetic stripey "thing" in someones normal dna gene - like my son has blue eyes even though I have brown.

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I see, I'm gonna breed her father back when she's
big enough, hopefully better striped supers pastels. :D

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Originally Posted by SCI

I see, I'm gonna breed her father back when she's
big enough, hopefully better striped supers pastels. :D

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Good Plan :gj: and good luck! :salute:



Awesome kiddos you hatched there! Congrats! :banana: