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BP ID Help

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  • 08-30-2014, 11:49 PM
    CeeJay
    Re: BP ID Help
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    Originally Posted by alan12013 View Post
    I remember looking at your little fellows a while ago when you first filmed that. I cant recall exactly but I think I gave my official opinion on the other thread. It's just extremely strange what happened to that clutch. It would make perfect sense if the clutch was sired by the Super Pastel with one exception: the Mojave. I have seen posts though where people claim 2 sire clutches so that is the only explanation here. The Mojave must have been responsible for just that one with the Super Pastel being the sire for the rest. http://www.reptileradio.net/ball-pyt...ed-clutch.html

    I have definitely heard of clutches being sired by to different males. As long as the female isn't a Pastel YB then I do think that is what happened here. Its definitely cool.
  • 08-31-2014, 12:57 AM
    Coldsavage32
    Re: BP ID Help
    One looks like a pastel possible yellow belly and the other looks just like a pastel it seems the clutch was dual sired it happens. Very nice looking snakes


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