I'm Wondering if Someone Can Shed Some Light For Me...

Odd...it works for me. I will email you Eric, and try to figure out how to post the picture.

Is there some way I can upload a photo without using a URL? If not, any suggestions? I did the same thing I did yesterday (uploaded it to a site I have and then clicked on it to get an address) to post the picture of my ball python.

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Originally Posted by Carrie Beth

Is there some way I can upload a photo without using a URL? If not, any suggestions? I did the same thing I did yesterday (uploaded it to a site I have and then clicked on it to get an address) to post the picture of my ball python.

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Just install the free TapaTalk forum app - it has a built in one button photo uploading system !

How about for laptops? I prefer visiting forums on my computer rather than my phone. :oops:

Here is the picture of the paper that came with the OP's animal:
https://ball-pythons.net/forums/cach...%2FZyZRIYy.jpg
It's a record of the pairing that produced this hatchling: Normal 13 x Calico Pastel Fire Pin(stripe)

Side note: imgur is my photo hosting site of choice lately. Once uploaded, the "Direct Link" is the URL you want to use to be able to upload pictures here. :gj:

Yea!!! It says "Pin" not AN! That was really throwing me for a loop! I've been racking my brain trying to think of what AN could have meant. Phew! In the OP's defense I definitely see "AN male" as well.


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Originally Posted by Ball2Drop

Yea!!! It says "Pin" not AN! That was really throwing me for a loop! I've been racking my brain trying to think of what AN could have meant. Phew! In the OP's defense I definitely see "AN male" as well.


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I see it now! :) Everyone else I showed it to said the same thing. LOL Does Pin have any significance??

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Originally Posted by Carrie Beth

I see it now! :) Everyone else I showed it to said the same thing. LOL Does Pin have any significance??

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The "A" in Normal, Calico, and Pastel are definitely different than the perceived "A" of Pin. I knew all of the time spent watching crime dramas would pay off. ;)

As I said above, Pin is short for Pinstripe. The sire to the clutch was a four-gene animal: Calico, Pastel, Fire, Pinstripe (a "Calico Dragonfly"). :)

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Originally Posted by Eric Alan

...As I said above, Pin is short for Pinstripe. The sire to the clutch was a four-gene animal: Calico, Pastel, Fire, Pinstripe (a "Calico Dragonfly"). :)

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all of which are either dominate or co-dominate. So OP, the snake is not a het for anything.

Sorry Eric, I didn't notice your comment lurking underneath the picture. Thanks for helping me out. I was generally good at science except when it came to genetics! And no matter how hard I try, I can never understand snake genetics either. I really appreciate everyone's help!