Sneak peak...the Super Champagne

My mimosa x champagne het ghost clutch is hatching. The super champagne (possible ghost super champagne) is the last one out of course. The clutch consisted of 2.0 champagnes het ghost, 2.0 het ghosts and this guy/gal....

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Wowza!! :please:

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Can't wait to see that lil bugger out. Bigtime Congratulations!

What?! That is sweet!

Can't wait to see it out of the egg Dave.

wowwww :bow::bow::bow::bow:

that is amazing! i can't wait for it to have some sheds! i would love to hatch out that clutch.
Tom

Congrats David :gj:

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I agree, cant wait to see it out of the egg, Congrats.

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Wow keep us posted!

That is an amazing looking animal! Can't wait to see it out of the egg :gj:

The best one is always the last out.

That thing is amazingly hot! Big Congrats Dave, can't wait to see him out:gj:

That little snabie is extraordinary!


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Whoa what the heck! I can't wait to see what it looks like after a few sheds :bow:

So is this similar to the Super Fire? A Super Champagne is a Black Eyed Leucistic? Is this the first one ever produced? I sure hope it's a boy, so you can prove it out quicker! Apologies if I sound ignorant, but the genetic alleles/chromosomes/etc. are definitely not my strong point in this hobby.

To prove this to be a super form, you must breed it to a Female Normal/Pastel..whatever, and all of the offspring should/will be Champagnes?!

I hope this proves out, because I definitely will be doing this with my Champ. How awesome is that? A HUGE congrats to you, sir.

Trey

Very nice! Cant wait to see more pics.

Wait, I'm a bit confused because I had been under the impression that champagnes are a complete dominant and don't have super forms. Is this a co-dom form of the morph or are regular champagnes now proven to not be regular dominants???

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Wait, I'm a bit confused because I had been under the impression that champagnes are a complete dominant and don't have super forms. Is this a co-dom form of the morph or are regular champagnes now proven to not be regular dominants???

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WOB has it as dominant so I was also confused. New discoveries everyday!

Very nice looking :gj:

Very sick indeed.

Nothing in life is ever guaranteed, so just cus WOB has it listed as dominant, things could change. Haha this is awesome.

This might change the market for Champagne's. The way the prices have dropped for them over the last 18 months, will hopefully, give a slight turn around.

Trey

Looking good! I can't wait to see it all shed out!

Thanks everyone!! I just posted a couple pictures of her out of the egg.

To answer a few of the questions...It was assumed to be dominant but I don't think anyone was really trying to produce it. Kevin put some interesting comments on Kingsnake about why he didn't attempt the cross. I heard all the speculation but I wanted to try for myself.

Congrats on that!

Hey Dave,

I was just wondering how the Super Champagne was doing, my question to you is, do you notice it doing any funky movements. The reason I ask is because 2 years ago I bred my male Champagne to my female bumble bee and produce a champagne bumble bee, goregeous animal but had a neurological disorder that some refer to as the wobble. Needless to say this animal did not last long. I then learned that some of the morphs can't be bred to the champagne, the spider and the hidden gene woma are among the few. the spiders are well known for their wobble and I am aware you shouldn't breed two spiders to gether cause that animal will not make it and was just wondering if this holds true for the champagne as well.

Beautiful looking snake!