Nice! I have no idea other than to know the lineage. you could try to recontact the guy if you still have his email and ask him if he knows. i know most are compatible but some are not. thats about all you'll get out of me on OG's haha!
Oh gotcha, well i got both of them from him so i shouldn't have to worry about breeding them for now. :gj:
12-03-2011, 08:02 PM
Reakt20
i might just be thinking of hypos in general though. as i stated, i don't know much about them. good luck!
12-03-2011, 08:04 PM
Ezekiel285
Re: Breeding direction.
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Originally Posted by Reakt20
i might just be thinking of hypos in general though. as i stated, i don't know much about them. good luck!
I think they all can work together for the most part like green ghost X orange ghost will still give you hypos (although i don't know what type). I vaguely remember reading about one type that couldn't work with the others but idk how true that is.
Thanks!
Actually i just checked and i think i was wrong about the green ghost X orange ghost thing. Disregard that.
12-03-2011, 08:26 PM
SilverDemon
I think that the quality route is the best one you could take anyways.
For me, personally, when I finally get to a place where I can have snakes, the ones I'm going to be looking for, even if I have to pay more, are the best quality examples of morphs I can find.
You will ALWAYS find people willing to buy quality.
12-03-2011, 08:32 PM
snakesRkewl
Re: Breeding direction.
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Originally Posted by Ezekiel285
pastels would be a fun morph to work with too. It would take lots of time though to see if they actually brown out.
Not if you buy from someone who has the sire and dam that made the pastel ;)
12-03-2011, 08:34 PM
Ezekiel285
Re: Breeding direction.
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Originally Posted by snakesRkewl
Not if you buy from someone who has the sire and dam that made the pastel ;)
True, i meant making your own good line of pastels could take time, but that would be a good start :)
12-03-2011, 09:09 PM
Raverthug
I believe that its the green ghost X Orange ghost thats not compatible. But just be ready that the ghost market goes up and down, They are really popular for a while then theres almost no intrest for a while.
12-03-2011, 09:41 PM
SlitherinSisters
I think it's a good plan. People will buy from you if you have quality animals that they like. Just keep in mind that you need to get great stock from the start and those are generally a bit more pricey than your average morph.
12-04-2011, 12:56 AM
EverEvolvingExotics
Re: Breeding direction.
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Originally Posted by snakesRkewl
Not if you buy from someone who has the sire and dam that made the pastel ;)
X2, Jerry knows his stuff, just look at the worms he pops out. I need to get some of his YB line, simply amazing. Yellow bellies and hypos are the two genes I find to be the most influential when combined with other morphs. The hypo gene makes all the color POP :O, and the yellow belly gene adds insane pattern traits.
