Albino Lavender Cal King X ?

Well, my wife has a female albino lavender cal king...and I think it would be interesting to breed her....but I know nothing about cal king phases for the most part...I know what the phases look like, but I duno what crossed with this or that will result in another phases...does that make sense? :confused:

I guess what would be another cal king phase that would be interesting to cross with the albino lavender to get another phases or a couple different phases in a clutch...?

-THanks all!

...ia anyone familiar with designer cali king genetics? :confused:

Could you post a picture of what you have? That would be helpful.

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Originally Posted by wilomn

Could you post a picture of what you have? That would be helpful.

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....this isnt mine, it's actually a friend's...but it looks like any other albino lavender cal king. ;)

http://www.emeraldexotics.net/Photos...ing_2_copy.jpg

hmm... makes me wonder, is the trait for striped or banded a dominant/recessive type deal? or some sort of codominance thing?

I don't know a whole lot about breeding snakes, some information gathering might be helpful to figure it out

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Originally Posted by ev477

some information gathering might be helpful to figure it out

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...that's why I'm here...:gj:

Banded is the typical normal pattern for a cali king. Striped is recessive. You can breed it to a striped cali king thats het for lav albino.

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Originally Posted by stangs13

Banded is the typical normal pattern for a cali king. Striped is recessive. You can breed it to a striped cali king thats het for lav albino.

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Thanks you Justin! That is what I was looking for! :bow: Would I get both banded and desert phase in the normal and lav alb form?

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Originally Posted by Jerhart

Thanks you Justin! That is what I was looking for! :bow: Would I get both banded and desert phase in the normal and lav alb form?

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No, you would get normal(banded) lav albinos het stripe and normals het lav albino striped.

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Originally Posted by stangs13

No, you would get normal(banded) lav albinos het stripe and normals het lav albino striped.

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oooo sounds good....thanks again Justin! :salute:

Actually, if he were to breed a banded female to a het striped male, he could get banded, aberrants and stripers both as lavenders and hets.

Though striping is recessive it has always been present in the lavender genes.

There are a lot of striped albinos out there, and spotted, and aberrants.

If she is bred to a normal albino though, all the babies will be double hets. However, if you breed her to a double het, then, depending on pattern, you'll half lavender and half het for lavender poss. het albino. Of course, then there's the pattern variations to figure out.

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Originally Posted by wilomn

Actually, if he were to breed a banded female to a het striped male, he could get banded, aberrants and stripers both as lavenders and hets.

Though striping is recessive it has always been present in the lavender genes.

There are a lot of striped albinos out there, and spotted, and aberrants.

If she is bred to a normal albino though, all the babies will be double hets. However, if you breed her to a double het, then, depending on pattern, you'll half lavender and half het for lavender poss. het albino. Of course, then there's the pattern variations to figure out.

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Thanks! All this is what I am looking for! :salute: