Super Cinnamon Pied

Are there even any morphs out there that are homozygous for a recessive and codom gene? Didnt know it was possible

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Originally Posted by NateDogg13

Are there even any morphs out there that are homozygous for a recessive and codom gene? Didnt know it was possible

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Sure are! Orange ghost fire, orange ghost pastel, albino spider, albino pin...the list goes on and on.

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Originally Posted by stangs13

Sure are! Orange ghost fire, orange ghost pastel, albino spider, albino pin...the list goes on and on.

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I think he is referring to something along the lines of a Super Pastel Clown, which is double homo for both clown and pastel.:gj:

I would love to see one, I was just thinking the other day how cool a super cinny pied would look ;)

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Originally Posted by Brimstone111888

I think he is referring to something along the lines of a Super Pastel Clown, which is double homo for both clown and pastel.:gj:

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Thats exactly what Im talking about. Super Cinny Pied would be the same kind of combo. Albino BEL, Super Pastel Hypo

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Sure are! Orange ghost fire, orange ghost pastel, albino spider, albino pin...the list goes on and on.

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These are all Homo Recessive, Het Codom or Dom

spog's are double homos

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Originally Posted by wolfy-hound

The Panda ball(if I make it first! HA! Like that's gonna happen!)
Anyone with pics of the black pastel pied?

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I have a couple pictures of Gulf Coast Reptiles' Black Pastel Pied. One I found on another forum a while back, and the other Sheila, of Gulf Coast Reptiles, sent me when I was inquiring about Black Pastel Poss Het Pieds last month. I don't want to post them since they aren't my images though.

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Originally Posted by JenH

The oreo ball.....

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ding ding- that name has been thrown around for yeeeaaarrrsss

Any links to pics of these? LOL.. I Googled them, and it turned up This thread!

Here's the pic that's online:

Black Pastel Pied (picture and animal owned by Gulf Coast Reptiles):

http://gallery.kingsnake.com/data/20...lackpastel.gif

I assume that this pic was taken before the animal's first shed since it still has that "glossy" look to it. I'll e-mail Sheila and ask if I can post the other pic. The other pic is after the first shed and the Black Pastel Pied looks even better!

I'll let you know if I'm allowed to post it.