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  1. 02-06-2014, 11:25 AM #11
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    Re: New crestie owner!

    Quote Originally Posted by PitOnTheProwl View Post
    I have a dalmation male and a red female as eell as two little ones i held back from these two.
    Nice Do you know much about the genetics when it comes to breeding cresties? I've got it pretty much nailed down for Ball pythons, but haven't looked into it with cresties.
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    Yeah no...... LoL
    balls yes, i just wanted a couple more cresties so i made them instead.
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    Re: New crestie owner!

    Quote Originally Posted by PitOnTheProwl View Post
    Yeah no...... LoL
    balls yes, i just wanted a couple more cresties so i made them instead.
    Fair enough
    I am hoping to breed my way to a Lemonblast one day. I am in love with that morph! Seen a male Pastel in my local reptile shop that is gorgeous. Can't get another snake in my current situation unfortunately

    Might have to get a Crestie myself and try to breed it with my missus'!
    I am a complete novice at breeding anything, will take a good while to learn the ropes!
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    Re: New crestie owner!

    Quote Originally Posted by George1994 View Post
    Nice Do you know much about the genetics when it comes to breeding cresties? I've got it pretty much nailed down for Ball pythons, but haven't looked into it with cresties.
    Cresteds are all polygenetic. This basically means that you need to breed animals that look similar to enhance the trait your after.
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  5. 02-06-2014, 12:12 PM #15
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    Re: New crestie owner!

    Quote Originally Posted by OctagonGecko729 View Post
    Cresteds are all polygenetic. This basically means that you need to breed animals that look similar to enhance the trait your after.
    Right, so breeding a dalmation with a dalmation will produce better dalmations? Do I have that correct?
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    Some of the offspring might be better but not all. Some may not show spots at all. These two animals below produced a hatchling with no spots for us last year.



    5.5.13 C. Ciliatus - Specialize in Super Dals
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    Re: New crestie owner!

    Right! I am with you! How does it work in terms of colouration? Two oranges should produce all orange offspring?

    Beautiful Geckos by the way

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    Here are my first two....... well....... making the ones i sold and held back LoL
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    Re: New crestie owner!

    Quote Originally Posted by PitOnTheProwl View Post


    Here are my first two....... well....... making the ones i sold and held back LoL
    Haha good photo! How did the offspring turn out?

    How hard did you find breeding them?

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    The breeding was easy. I just didnt realize i was going to get almost a dozen eggs
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