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  • 03-23-2012, 04:20 PM
    LotsaBalls
    Mojave cinnamon het pied maybe? What was the pairing?
  • 03-24-2012, 09:28 PM
    AleXtreme Reptiles
    Re: Maybe a fluke, maybe something new...
    Thanks. Like we all say when we take some pictures, it's hard to capture the true colors of this snake. :)
    All her body is a grey blush and the patterns/stripe colors is a kind of soft beige.
    This female is at least a savannah. This baby comes from the pairing of my Epic savannah X normal. It was the 1st ever clutch for this normal female. I had two particuliar savannahs, with this color and both with a ringer. One died in the egg, even if they had both pipped by themselves.Three eggs from this clutch had a "hard yolk" and only this female survived. The question is whether the different look comes from this problem or if it's an interaction of the genes; Epic or Mojave, with a hidden gene of this female? It's known that the epic gene did produce ringers in the past. Hoping to learn more about this, this year.
  • 03-25-2012, 01:18 AM
    mattchibi
    Like I said on RC, stunning savannah :gj:
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