Possibly A Yellowbelly Bp?

Tinkerbell: 1,286 gram normal
Tangerine: 113 gram possible yellowbelly but not sure yet

http://i1215.photobucket.com/albums/...1/GEDC1731.jpg


Tinkerbell's Belly Shot

http://i1215.photobucket.com/albums/...1/GEDC1732.jpg


Tangerine's Next Belly Shot

http://i1215.photobucket.com/albums/...1/GEDC1733.jpg


once again no flash was used... just a small overhead lamp

She's looking like a yellowbelly to me almost for sure! Lucky pickup! :) As was said, the belly markers aren't as strong as on some other yellow bellies, but they are there, and coupled with her nice flames and coloration I'm confident that you found a little yellow belly girl :)

I will say YB as well.. Not Super strong checkering on sthe side if the belly but together with head spot VERY NICE FLAMES... I say YES IT IS YB... an Congratulations on new addition :gj:

The only Compare Contrast i took with a flash
http://i1215.photobucket.com/albums/...1/GEDC1734.jpg

Only one way to know for sure.. ;)

Omg thanks!!!! Im happy i never expected this to be at petco

NOW MY NEXT QUESTION IS

if i breed Tangerine to another yellowbelly and she proves out i should get a mix of yellowbelly, normal, and a chance of an ivory or 2 depending on the clutch size

am i right???? i read that all yellowbellys are ivory hets but is that true

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Originally Posted by LonelyGhost

NOW MY NEXT QUESTION IS

if i breed Tangerine to another yellowbelly and she proves out i should get a mix of yellowbelly, normal, and a chance of an ivory or 2 depending on the clutch size

am i right???? i read that all yellowbellys are ivory hets but is that true

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You got it!

Now... the word "het" is short for heterozygous, which means that out of the two sets of genes that every animal has, it carries one mutated gene. So, in theory, yellowbellies are het (heterozygous) for ivory, which is the "super" or homozygous (meaning it has both mutated genes) form.

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Originally Posted by Alexandra V

So, in theory, yellowbellies are het (heterozygous) for ivory, which is the "super" or homozygous (meaning it has both mutated genes) form.

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For a fact a yellowbelly is a visual het for an Ivory, it's not just a theory ;)

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if i breed Tangerine to another yellowbelly and she proves out i should get a mix of yellowbelly, normal, and a chance of an ivory or 2 depending on the clutch size

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25% normal, 50% yellowbelly and 25% Ivory are the per egg chances breeding yellowbely X yellowbelly.

oh ok thank you for clearing that up... now i just need to find and buy another yellowbelly at some point lol.

prolly when i get more settled as i wasnt expecting to buy tangerine so soon except for the fact that some things happen without warning and good deals cant be passed up lol