Piebald

very cool is that using two homo strands of the genes

Don't forget the lavender albino piebald Ralph produced last year (scroll down about halfway for the clutch pictures).

Oh, and the LAP has a white head!

yea I posted pic's of it very cool also. but the spider head and the lucy body is hot

Have ya'll seen the Albino Pied that Steve just revealed. It's still in the egg, but it looks pretty good.

Its not dope its a spider pied



OMGOSH!!! I have to see it post piccys!!!!!!:rockon:

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Originally Posted by stangs13

Its not dope its a spider pied

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Dope, street slang for something good, nice or "cool".

Dope - drug.

Leave it to mendel to look up 'dope' on wiki!!!!

:P

Question, just curious.. I KNOW NOTHING OF SNAKE MORPHS except for the obvious basics.... Is there concern for long term healt problems with snakes that are trip/quad morphs. After 5 generations of deluting color has anyone run into problems? This is just a question, not to offend or anger anyone. I'm a fan of the morphs... Hope to own one one day.... I just know w/ dogs, cats, horses, even fish, there have been diffrent results. just curious.....

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Originally Posted by Laooda

Question, just curious.. I KNOW NOTHING OF SNAKE MORPHS except for the obvious basics.... Is there concern for long term healt problems with snakes that are trip/quad morphs. After 5 generations of deluting color has anyone run into problems? This is just a question, not to offend or anger anyone. I'm a fan of the morphs... Hope to own one one day.... I just know w/ dogs, cats, horses, even fish, there have been diffrent results. just curious.....

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I could be wrong but, I would think that most health problems would result from cross-breeding closely related snakes over time. Such as siblings/parents. That is why it's best to introduce new breeding stock into the equation (same morphs from different breeders or a new snake entirely) That's just my thoughts on this. I have never bred before (soon I hope) but, I did study genetics in college a bit. Maybe one of the breeders has more input on this. Remember I could be totally wrong so, don't take my word for it.