Panda Pied

interesting, damn all white snakes, throw some enchi into it peeps lol

If the original panda hatches normals, then we'll know she's not a super. She should be breeding size now.

...but the black pastel pieds I've seen do seem to be generally lower white than the cinny pieds. Still generally very high white, but they usually have SOME pattern, and the cinny pieds rarely do. I don't think you can get anything BUT a white panda from a super cinny, unless you get an extreme ringer het.

ps. I propose calling the cinny pieds something different. The nomenclature is confusing.

Hm, what's brown an white?

Pronghorn pied? Maybe it should just be a cow pied. http://image.shutterstock.com/displa...g-71949634.jpg

I hope to try for super chocolate pied next year. Not sure they will live up to the 50/50 black and white of a panda bear but of course that's what I'm hoping for.

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Originally Posted by WingedWolfPsion

Hm, what's brown an white?

Pronghorn pied? Maybe it should just be a cow pied.

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YES. THIS. This is what I was hoping for all along!

:) :) :) :) :)

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Originally Posted by irishanaconda

interesting, damn all white snakes, throw some enchi into it peeps lol

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My Enchi pos het male has been locking with our Sterling/pewter pied girl. It was my exact thought when I first saw Enchi pieds.

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To the person that hatched the "super cinny" pied, just wait until it gets bigger. They are not ALL WHITE snakes. That thing is going to look like a Dalmatian as an adult.

anyone seen this link yet? http://www.facebook.com/photo.php?fb...type=1&theater

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Originally Posted by MrLang

I assume they are rare because you need to hit the odds on the genes and NOT hit the pretty high odds on a deformed/fatal super black.

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Since when are the super black pastels fatal? Duck-billed, maybe; fatal, no.

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Originally Posted by Annarose15

Since when are the super black pastels fatal? Duck-billed, maybe; fatal, no.

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Maybe not fatal in the aspect of "lethal". But they have a high possibility of kinks, which is potentially dangerous depending on the severity.

Many supers have defects. I myself have hatched one.