All Champagne Combos

Boys and girls!

I want to compile a list of all the Champagne Combinations know so far, pics would be appreciated!

The ones I can think of so far are:

Champagne Lesser
Champagne Ghost
Champagne Butter

Champagne Pastel
Champagne Cinnamon
Champagne Pewter
Champagne Pinstripe
and Puma Pied (not proven, but probably the same thing as a Champagne)
Kevin at NERD produced a few crosses too, but hasn't revealed what they are (I think one was a Champagne Hidden Gene Woma).

There may be more, but those are the ones I can think of

I can't think of any to add to the above posts but I'm sure there will be a few more combos produced this year.

Pastel Champagne poss. het ghost x Pastel.

http://i405.photobucket.com/albums/p...pastel2010.jpg

He's also bred with a few other females so I have high hopes for a new combo or two.

Champagne "ringer"

http://i405.photobucket.com/albums/p.../champagne.jpg

Champagne Yellow Belly has been done also. Kevin has done a few others too, but I don't want to share them without permission, all we can say is they are pretty cool! There has also been the Champagne Pied.

We are hoping to produce a couple new ones this season!

Champagne X Mojave
This girl is about 2 weeks from ovulation!

http://i153.photobucket.com/albums/s...mpXMojave2.jpg

Champagne Poss. Het Hypo X Hypo Pastel
This girl is in her pre-lay shed so we will see in 80 days!

http://i153.photobucket.com/albums/s...s/DSC_1735.jpg

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Originally Posted by David Green

Champagne "ringer"
http://i405.photobucket.com/albums/p.../champagne.jpg

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This animal was from Brock Wagner?

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Originally Posted by muddoc

Champagne Pastel
Champagne Cinnamon
Champagne Pewter
Champagne Pinstripe
and Puma Pied (not proven, but probably the same thing as a Champagne)
Kevin at NERD produced a few crosses too, but hasn't revealed what they are (I think one was a Champagne Hidden Gene Woma).

There may be more, but those are the ones I can think of

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Sounds like someone needs a Champagne to start working on some of these ;)

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Originally Posted by gcanibe

This animal was from Brock Wagner?

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Yes, it was produced by Brock from a champagne x normal breeding. I saw her and called immediately as I had to have it.

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Originally Posted by FIREball

Sounds like someone needs a Champagne to start working on some of these ;)

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I agree. I can have my dreams. Maybe sometime in the near future.

Dave she looks great! I miss her greatly.

Brock

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Originally Posted by David Green

Yes, it was produced by Brock from a champagne x normal breeding. I saw her and called immediately as I had to have it.

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Wow, she looks better now than when I held her as a baby!! :banana:
Such a gorgeous snake!! :rolleye2:

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Originally Posted by panthercz

Wow, she looks better now than when I held her as a baby!! :banana:
Such a gorgeous snake!! :rolleye2:

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Amen, that snake is amazing!

I hate champagnes but that pied looks amazing

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Originally Posted by J.KNOX

I hate champagnes but that pied looks amazing

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Thanks for your opinion :weirdface

Champagne Poss. Het Hypo X Hypo Pastel HOT HOT HOT!!!!!

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Originally Posted by J.KNOX

I hate champagnes but that pied looks amazing

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Its a ringer... not a pied. :gj:

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Originally Posted by Turbo Serpent

Its a ringer... not a pied. :gj:

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Whats a ringer?

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Originally Posted by J.KNOX

Whats a ringer?

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Ringers can be signs of carrying another gene or just a random occurrence that distorts the color of the scales in the shape of a "ring". In the case of that Champagne it is an extreme ringer.

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Originally Posted by J.KNOX

Whats a ringer?

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A ringer simply has a lack of pigment/pattern near the vent, but in this case is far more drastic and as far as I know this is the largest 'ring' yet. Most are just a small ring of white or even just a 'smear' in the pattern near the vent.

I am not a big Champ fan but the The ringer looks great.

I don't know why but the champagne morphs don't do anything for me..

Any chance of seeing pictures or links to the Pinstripe Champagne, Butter Champagne and Cinnamon Champagne, I've searched for them but can't find any of them!

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Originally Posted by torsten

Any chance of seeing pictures or links to the Pinstripe Champagne, Butter Champagne and Cinnamon Champagne, I've searched for them but can't find any of them!

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Pin Champ. was done by BHB it is on one of his videos

I still find it hard to believe that champagne isn't a pied.

If I didn't know 100% that it was bred by someone who knows what they are doing {ie. Brock} I'd swear it was from a couple of het pieds the owner just didn't know. But since Brock knows about as much about breeding as a person can know, it has to be a ringer.:)

I'd LOVE to produce a ringer like that one day, but my thought is that it's a one-of-a-kind animal whose pattern may never be reproduced.

Along that thought, Brock did you ever repeat the breeding you got that snake from, just to see what happened? Any other ringers, even just small ones?

Gale

Here are a few Champagne Crosses I'm hoping for this year. All I can do is allow them to breed. The rest is upto them!

http://coreywoods.com/BallBreeding20...xSPOG_5634.jpg

http://coreywoods.com/BallBreeding20...xSPOG_5733.jpg

http://coreywoods.com/BallBreeding20...HetRA_6716.jpg

http://coreywoods.com/BallBreeding20...HetRA_6842.jpg

http://coreywoods.com/BallBreeding20...erHOG_6811.jpg

http://coreywoods.com/BallBreeding20...esser_3993.jpg

http://coreywoods.com/BallBreeding20...esser_6237.jpg

http://coreywoods.com/BallBreeding20...HetOG_3609.jpg

http://coreywoods.com/BallBreeding20...astel_5906.jpg

http://coreywoods.com/BallBreeding20...lbino_3882.jpg

http://coreywoods.com/BallBreeding20...lbino_5258.jpg

Corey

Corey it looks like your Champagne's have been extra busy! I would say that you are going to hit a couple of home runs for sure with those breeding's. Good for you!

Gale I think that the Champagne's are ringers and they can pop up in almost every breeding. I have gotten so much variation in each one it makes them very exciting to me! I look forward to what can be done with them.

Champagne's seem to grow on people after they see them and hold them!

Brock :banana: