2013 Extreme Ringer Clutch

I see an albino and a champagne albino extreme ringer there. Could be an albino pied champ too.

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Originally Posted by Dave Green

I know I didn't mix up the clutches. I only have one regular albino and she produced candinos for me earlier this season.

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LoL. I's just messing with you about that part.

Seems like a pretty good explanation at this point though. :P

I'll be interested to see if the one on the right does develop a cut-off line. But, I guess you don't really see that in the albino pieds anyway, so I wouldn't expect it.

Regardless, you got some bad-bad critters there.

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Originally Posted by BWyant

I'll be interested to see if the one on the right does develop a cut-off line. But, I guess you don't really see that in the albino pieds anyway, so I wouldn't expect it.

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Is there a proper name for a cut-off line?

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Originally Posted by BWyant

Is there a proper name for a cut-off line?

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Discontinuation Boundary




well maybe not, but it sounds fancier :D

Has anyone considered that this extreme ringer is its own new gene yet not recessive. Perhaps it is a dominant gene. Kind of cool that both snakes were het albino. I think it is an extreme ringer albino baby and also think you need to select a good name for your new morph.

assumption: extreme ringer = pied. or its at least similar to pied and allelic with pied.

disprove me. im not convinced that this is a radically new gene.

If extreme ringer = pied then extreme ringer x pied would yield all pied which we saw did not; the albino baby. I think it is a different type of pied gene, a dominant not recessive since he gets extreme ringers using all different males.

either way Dave, those are awesome animals, congrats!

That baby on the right is crazy looking! The head pattern looks pretty unusual for a typical albino cross, maybe albino champagne extreme ringer?

Either way gorgeous babies :gj:

U lucky SOB! jk, congrats!! Can i see a full body shot?