How many pinstripes have been imported?

Is BHB's pinstripe the only Pinstripe ever imported?

what is bhb:confusd:

BHB Reptiles. Brian Barczyk

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As far as I know yes, but I don't know very far lol.

I don't know but I would guess not? If so then they've really gotten around. :confuzd:

Not 100% but I would say Brian's pinstripe is the only imported one. What you have to keep in mind is with big breeders like bhb they won't even announce they have something until they have an army of breeders built up. Also he has connections all over the world so really not surprising to see them in other countries either.

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Originally Posted by H.o.F.R

What you have to keep in mind is with big breeders like bhb they won't even announce they have something until they have an army of breeders built up.

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Eh maybe other breeders, but BHB is pretty open as far as what he has, I mean look at the sunset, he showed us when he imported it, he showed us it as an adult, and then he finally showed the babies as soon as they hatched.

But yes BHB's pin is the only one imported.

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Originally Posted by OhhWatALoser

Eh maybe other breeders, but BHB is pretty open as far as what he has, I mean look at the sunset, he showed us when he imported it, he showed us it as an adult, and then he finally showed the babies as soon as they hatched.

But yes BHB's pin is the only one imported.

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True bhb has shares a lot more than most.

I have never heard of another Pinstripe line.

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Originally Posted by jinx667

I have never heard of another Pinstripe line.

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Thanks for everyone's response. The question started when I noticed differences in lemonblasts. If you look at pics of the there is diff design patterns. Determined by pastel line breed to it? Different normals breed to pinstripes in the beginning? Mine has a definite stripe and markings that look like cuneiform writing. Others I've seen have had similarities to superblast markings. Have not got into this but it shows that we're an infant breeding hobby still and there are still many avenues to explore. Thank god.
Maybe perfecting some of the base morphs will be a future in this hobby. ie Brian Gundy's Gold Blush Mojave.

There are potentially thousands of genes that can be changing the overall look of the snake. Too subtle to put a label on them, like we do with morphs, but still controlling the final look of the snake.