Finally got some acid!

I'm super excited to finally add some acid to my projects. Most agree acid/static/confusion are the same morph. I think they are going to be big in the hobby once the prices start to come down a little. I'm actually surprised they have held the high price tag this long but it is only a matter of time. Not sure if it will ever be as big as leopard but I think it definitely has the potential. Super excited to be in on it fairly early so I can hopefully be one of the breeders to show it's potential in new combos. He'll be added to at least my freeway and DG projects. I think he is an awesome example, love the busy pattern. He is acid pastel yb or acid reflux if you like. Can't wait for the weather to warm up a bit so I can have him in hand but for now the breeder photos are what I have to stare at. Hope you like.https://uploads.tapatalk-cdn.com/202...db214d4a3e.jpg

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Really glad it's only a beautiful snake...;)

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Originally Posted by Bogertophis

Really glad it's only a beautiful snake...;)

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Unfortunately it's more addictive! :rofl:

Very nice! I was looking into that project too, it has really good potential and hopefully I'll be able to get one eventually lol

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Congrats! I have been looking at a few as well and close to pulling the trigger.....there will be some crazy combos out there and cannot wait to see the outcomes.

Welcome to the club :gj::D

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Originally Posted by rufretic

Most agree acid/static/confusion are the same morph.

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Small clarification; most of us working with Acid/Confusion/Static think that they are most likely allelic but not identical. Kind of along the lines of BlkPastel/Cinny/HRA - the differences are fairly subtle in the single gene form, but in combos it starts to become more obvious

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Originally Posted by asplundii

Welcome to the club :gj::D



Small clarification; most of us working with Acid/Confusion/Static think that they are most likely allelic but not identical. Kind of along the lines of BlkPastel/Cinny/HRA - the differences are fairly subtle in the single gene form, but in combos it starts to become more obvious

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Thank you for the info on that subject. I'm obviously just getting my first so I have no first hand experience. I was going off what multiple breeders said in youtube videos, one was JKR so he is usually a pretty good source. For all I know he could of made a more recent video but in the videos I watched about them it was clearly stated that no differences have been observed. Maybe there is newer evidence now or maybe it will be like lesser/butter and cg/banana, not everyone agrees. All I know is I'm happy to have one of the lines and in fact my favorite of the three because trust me, I did a lot of research before I made the purchase, so I didn't just pick one that was the best deal or based on what somebody else said, I picked based on which one I liked the looks of better as a whole morph and then also as my favorite individual animal. I had extra in the budget but out of what was available, I liked my choice best. So I'm good whether they are the same or different. The only ones I've liked better are some of the confusion combos JKR has already came up with but that's not really a fair comparison vs mine that only has yb and pastel. I'm sure as more people work with it, there will be a more definite answer.

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Originally Posted by asplundii

Welcome to the club :gj::D



Small clarification; most of us working with Acid/Confusion/Static think that they are most likely allelic but not identical. Kind of along the lines of BlkPastel/Cinny/HRA - the differences are fairly subtle in the single gene form, but in combos it starts to become more obvious

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One other thing while I have someone that works with them, has anyone made supers yet of any of the 3? I tried looking a while back and didn't come up with anything but I'd love to see how the super looks.

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Originally Posted by rufretic

Thank you for the info on that subject. I'm obviously just getting my first so I have no first hand experience. I was going off what multiple breeders said in youtube videos, one was JKR so he is usually a pretty good source. For all I know he could of made a more recent video but in the videos I watched about them it was clearly stated that no differences have been observed. Maybe there is newer evidence now or maybe it will be like lesser/butter and cg/banana, not everyone agrees.

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I do not say this as a dis on Justin because he does great stuff, but I do not feel he has looked in as deeply as some others of us have. And I have had short conversations with him some on FB in the Acid group and he acknowledged my take after I went into some detail.

Really, the best way to see the divergence in them is to look at the combos. If you dig up Josh's Acid Pastel Spot and compare it to Justin's Confusion Pastel Spot and Fred's Pastel Spot Static you can see pretty clear differences. You see these same differences in the Lesser combos and the Pin combos.

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Originally Posted by rufretic

The only ones I've liked better are some of the confusion combos JKR has already came up with but that's not really a fair comparison vs mine that only has yb and pastel. I'm sure as more people work with it, there will be a more definite answer.

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Justin and Josh have taken their projects in pretty different directions so it is hard to do a one to one comparison in terms of "best" combos. Personally, I am a huge Albino fan so I think Josh has taken the superior path LOL

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Originally Posted by rufretic

has anyone made supers yet of any of the 3?

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To date both Josh and Justin have made clutches that could have produced them and no visually distinct superform has been made. It is possible some of the "high-expression" animals from those clutches are supers but we have to wait for those animals to be bred out which has not happened yet

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Originally Posted by asplundii

I do not say this as a dis on Justin because he does great stuff, but I do not feel he has looked in as deeply as some others of us have. And I have had short conversations with him some on FB in the Acid group and he acknowledged my take after I went into some detail.

Really, the best way to see the divergence in them is to look at the combos. If you dig up Josh's Acid Pastel Spot and compare it to Justin's Confusion Pastel Spot and Fred's Pastel Spot Static you can see pretty clear differences. You see these same differences in the Lesser combos and the Pin combos.




Justin and Josh have taken their projects in pretty different directions so it is hard to do a one to one comparison in terms of "best" combos. Personally, I am a huge Albino fan so I think Josh has taken the superior path LOL




To date both Josh and Justin have made clutches that could have produced them and no visually distinct superform has been made. It is possible some of the "high-expression" animals from those clutches are supers but we have to wait for those animals to be bred out which has not happened yet

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Thank you again for making it a little clearer. I definitely don't doubt you because I know, sometimes the difference in some of these morphs is really hard to spot and there are many that some would think are the same at first look but as we have more animals to compare, the difference can be made more clear. I believe even if some of these morphs are just different lines of the same morph, the lines should be kept separate so as long as I know mine is acid, that's all I really care to worry about, I've chosen to work with acid [emoji106]

As for the albino vs clown, that doesn't really concern me because my recessive of choice is desert ghost so expect to see acid DG combos in the near future [emoji16]

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