Desert trait in the Goldfinger Project?

Very cool, Im digging that pattern. You showing any of those off this weekend?

Amazing Project!

I can't be of any help, but wow those snakes look amazing.

I absolutely love deserts:) Awesome color under the pattern:)

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Originally Posted by Evan Jamison

I do too, I thought it was a great comparison shot. That is your Girl Rich, and she pounded two prekilled pups today from tongs and is looking amazing!

I can't wait to see what pops out of this project next!

-Evan

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Thats the first full body picture I've seen post shed, I'm excited :O :banana:

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Originally Posted by Turbo Serpent

IMO the normal looking sib almost looks like a Het russo. I had the opportunity to see a Het russo in person over the weekend at a show and Mark from MBReptiles showed me his Het Russos and helped explain the differences from normals.

That normal sibling has all of the same markings, the high white, the very light coloration and the reduced pattern.

Just thought I would throw that out there.... :gj:

Good luck figuring out this genetic mystery.

EDIT: Pic for reference.... http://www.cuttingedgeherp.com/nss-f...cSNormal05.jpg

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A bit off topic, but, did I notice that someone is claiming that het have certain markers to stand by?? Just thought I would point that out. I can tell the difference in all my hets.

I don't have much experience with dessert, but, after obsessing over pics of desert I would say the one on the right in the last pic looks a lot like a desert. Very nice project there!:bow:

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Originally Posted by twistedtails

A bit off topic, but, did I notice that someone is claiming that het have certain markers to stand by?? Just thought I would point that out. I can tell the difference in all my hets.

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Het russo isn't a recessive animal. It is a co-dom, part of the BEL complex.

And recessive Hets do not have reliable markers. :gj:

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Originally Posted by Turbo Serpent

Het russo isn't a recessive animal. It is a co-dom, part of the BEL complex.

And recessive Hets do not have reliable markers. :gj:

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I quick read your post and seen "het" and "high white sides". I knew the russo was a codom...Duh! I should have read a bit slower.:oops:

Hey man.

Dont know if this is a kind of Desert. But your Pastel is a killer. Great snake. I love it!:banana: