King of Dinkers update...

Well at least you can reasonable call it genetic now. Just curious, but have you given any thought as to what you might name the gene once you have everything all proved out and in order? Considering the developments this season, it seems like more of a true morph than a simple dinker, which means we'll need something better to call it than just the king of dinkers (though something keeping that kingly theme would be fitting)!

Looks like a leopard gecko and a bull snake boned.

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Originally Posted by Daigga

Well at least you can reasonable call it genetic now. Just curious, but have you given any thought as to what you might name the gene once you have everything all proved out and in order? Considering the developments this season, it seems like more of a true morph than a simple dinker, which means we'll need something better to call it than just the king of dinkers (though something keeping that kingly theme would be fitting)!

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What exactly do you mean here? a dinker is an unproven animal and once proven is considered a genetic mutation aka morph.

I would call it the "Bull Leopard Morph" but I still wanna know what it's parents were cause some of its pattern could be something genetically unique and some of the appearance could just be influenced by other morphs. I guess what I am thinking is how much of it is its own genetic qualities and what parts are just a combination of other morphs.

Maybe you should just be breeding it to plain normal females and seeing what the "non normal" half of the clutches produce.

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Originally Posted by gtrdeath87

Maybe you should just be breeding it to plain normal females and seeing what the "non normal" half of the clutches produce.

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if you follow his page on FB, you'll see that dave knows what's he doing.

Dave, did you get pictures of the baby dinker while it was on the egg?
if yes, can you show it to us that would be awesome

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Originally Posted by gtrdeath87

I would call it the "Bull Leopard Morph" but I still wanna know what it's parents were cause some of its pattern could be something genetically unique and some of the appearance could just be influenced by other morphs. I guess what I am thinking is how much of it is its own genetic qualities and what parts are just a combination of other morphs.

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if you find the original thread, which I am unable to do at this moment due to lack of time, you would see the original pairing. also you would know that the genes that were involved in the pairing would make it impossible to produce this animal.

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Originally Posted by gtrdeath87

I would call it the "Bull Leopard Morph" but I still wanna know what it's parents were cause some of its pattern could be something genetically unique and some of the appearance could just be influenced by other morphs. I guess what I am thinking is how much of it is its own genetic qualities and what parts are just a combination of other morphs.

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Please go back to page one and start from there. SMH

Pics of the baby ?

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