Confused: what is a Tiger?

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Originally Posted by ARBallMorphs

i would add a desert male to my collection any day i would get the chance,

i know the females are infertile but the males can stilldo awesome things and the female deserts are realy good looking pets imo.

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I'm with ya. Deserts make some awesome looking animals. My wife found a Pastel Tiger (m) for my b-day present last month. I would rather not have had the pastel in there, but need to make Metallicas with my Lithium girl.

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Originally Posted by Deborah

Tiger Axanthic = Genetic reduced pattern axanthic.

Tiger (genetic reduced pattern) have been around a long time, they were first produced by Michael Joliff.

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Yes this little guy is Joliff breeding.

So when I enter him in the male side of the genetic wizard do I put Axanthic first then Tiger? Or just Axanthic? They don't mention the joliff line with the Axanthics, unless I'm missing that too


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Originally Posted by calmolly1

Yes this little guy is Joliff breeding.

So when I enter him in the male side of the genetic wizard do I put Axanthic first then Tiger? Or just Axanthic? They don't mention the joliff line with the Axanthics, unless I'm missing that too


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You can use Axanthic only or Axanthic and Genetic Banded for the male (not that it really matter)

Ok thank you. Just trying to figure out future pairings :)


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Jolliff Tigers were around BEFORE the Enchi/Desert combo came about and was also named Tiger.

Yours definitely is not the Enchi/Desert combo.

Also be aware, that if that is also a Jolliff axanthic, it isn't compatible with some other lines of axanthic.

Yes I've been reading about that. I'm looking for a 0.1 het red Axanthic from joliff lines of anyone knows of one. A pastel het red Axanthic would be amazing addition.


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Just to clarify, you know that het red axanthic is a codom gene not related in any way to any of the recessive axanthic lines right?

No. I didn't. Is there a book or somewhere that explains all this?


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Actually, yes, there is! For your reading pleasure: http://www.newenglandreptile.com/book.html

Thank you! Ordering now!


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