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What is this ??? Not quite normal!
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What is this ??? Not quite normal!
He's a very nice normal. :)
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I almost see like a Spotnose headstamp there?? Might be worthwhile getting a Spotnose girl and seeing if any Powerballs come out from them.
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Re: What is this ??? Not quite normal!
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Originally Posted by MisterKyte
I almost see like a Spotnose headstamp there?? Might be worthwhile getting a Spotnose girl and seeing if any Powerballs come out from them.
Interesting head patterns, but I've seen handfuls of nromals with the same or similar markings. Hard to tell with the angles of the photos, but doesn't look anything like a spotnoes pattern down the back to me.
Looks like a normal to me :)
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Spotnose generally has very deep blacks, I see blushing on the back of this snake, although the blushed head is there, I don't really see the 'hoof print' head stamp of a Spotnose. Just a normal in my opinion.
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Yea, he has alot of blushing. I have never seen a normal with the green eyes or the blushed out head like that so i bought him. I didn't spend much so im not out of any real $$. I figured maybe i was onto something, maybe not.
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Never really know till you breed him. :P
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Re: What is this ??? Not quite normal!
Looks normal to me. If it was a female i'd dink with it to see what pops out. As a male, nice pet!
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Re: What is this ??? Not quite normal!
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Originally Posted by coolballsdave
Looks normal to me. If it was a female i'd dink with it to see what pops out. As a male, nice pet!
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If its a male, why does it have to be a pet? Why can't someone dink with a male? That makes no sence.
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Re: What is this ??? Not quite normal!
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Originally Posted by TessadasExotics
If its a male, why does it have to be a pet? Why can't someone dink with a male? That makes no sence.
You can dink with a male. However, I personally wouldn't do it. Females are valuable (for their eggs) and putting a snake with her that may prove out as a normal may end up resulting in lost profit. It's a gamble, it could pay off or cost you to do this. But there is a larger chance that you will end up with a clutch of normal babies. I wish you luck either way.
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All dinking is a gamble. They are side projects. Dinking is always a gamble. What is the difference between breeding a "normal" male to a female pastel and breeding a pastel male to a "normal" female? Absolutely nothing! It is silly to tell someone that it is a bigger gamble or a loss of profit to dink with a male. All DINKING is the same. It will be the same result either way you dink. :confusd:
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Originally Posted by TessadasExotics
All dinking is a gamble. They are side projects. Dinking is always a gamble. What is the difference between breeding a "normal" male to a female pastel and breeding a pastel male to a "normal" female? Absolutely nothing! It is silly to tell someone that it is a bigger gamble or a loss of profit to dink with a male. All DINKING is the same. It will be the same result either way you dink. :confusd:
I meant no offense in my original post, or my last one. Trust me, I have plenty of "side projects". I just prefer to handle my operations and side projects in the most profitable manner. Think about it a little harder and maybe you will understand why it is more expensive to prove out a male. Regardless, I don't care how people dink with their balls :P. Whatever makes them happy.
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It is more expensive to prove out a male........but if the male proves......you've got a way more expensive snake :D If you have a female dinker and SHE proves, you have to wait another year to breed her and she can only throw you one clutch (and you HOPE she throws you a good, viable, big clutch with good odds) but if your MALE proves, you breed that sucker to every lady in the house! ;)
One pro to having a male dinker is you can breed him quicker! at 400g-500g he's ready to go! I have a couple female dinkers and it'll be another YEAR or TWO before they are ready to go *impatient*.
But the con to have a male dinker is that you have to use a female.....a female that could be used to produce a nice clutch from an already proven out male.
MY advice (for what it's worth) is to breed to a single gene or super female. (super female is of course the most expensive route, but then #1 you know you don't miss on the possible gene and #2 you don't blow the clutch) :gj:
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Originally Posted by coolballsdave
I meant no offense in my original post, or my last one. Trust me, I have plenty of "side projects". I just prefer to handle my operations and side projects in the most profitable manner. Think about it a little harder and maybe you will understand why it is more expensive to prove out a male. Regardless, I don't care how people dink with their balls :P. Whatever makes them happy.
No offense was taken, but your theory is flawed. It matters not if your dinker is a male or a female. By your logic it would be a waste either way. Whether your dinker is a male or a female you have to breed it to something. If you breed it to a normal then yes you may just get normals. If you breed it to a morph, then you will at least get something other than normals.
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Originally Posted by TessadasExotics
No offense was taken, but your theory is flawed. It matters not if your dinker is a male or a female. By your logic it would be a waste either way. Whether your dinker is a male or a female you have to breed it to something. If you breed it to a normal then yes you may just get normals. If you breed it to a morph, then you will at least get something other than normals.
I agree, with all exept the "flawed logic" part. To prove out a gene, breeding to a normal yields much less confusing results.
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I am seeing a very nice normal, but like others stated you wont know until you breed.
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