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    Re: Parthenogenesis?

    Quote Originally Posted by NicoleG View Post
    So, I have a questionable partho clutch also. I just want to clarify… if mom is a YB, will the babies all be YBs, or Super YBs?
    From what I understand, it would be like breeding the female to herself in punnet squares.
    So YB x YB =
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    50% YB
    25% Normal
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    Re: Parthenogenesis?

    Quote Originally Posted by nikkubus View Post
    From what I understand, it would be like breeding the female to herself in punnet squares.
    So YB x YB =
    25% Super YB
    50% YB
    25% Normal
    I think that's the right way to look at it, & explains why the 3 rat snakes I hatched out from apparent parthenogenesis are all very different. The 'mom' is a c/b cross of Yellow & Gulf Hammock rat snakes, & likely something else (Everglades +++)- or what I call a Florida mix, having spoke to the source when I acquired the 4 "Florida" rat snakes as 1.5 year-olds. Thanks.
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    Re: Parthenogenesis?

    Quote Originally Posted by NicoleG View Post
    I just want to clarify… if mom is a YB, will the babies all be YBs, or Super YBs?
    Incorrect.

    If mom is a YB and goes partho then she will produce only normals and Ivories. You will not get YBs from a partho clutch
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    Re: Parthenogenesis?

    Quote Originally Posted by asplundii View Post
    Incorrect.

    If mom is a YB and goes partho then she will produce only normals and Ivories. You will not get YBs from a partho clutch
    So it has something to do with the egg self-fertilizing from whatever genetic info got sent to that specific egg? So each egg can be different, but every single allele is homozygous?
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    Re: Parthenogenesis?

    Quote Originally Posted by nikkubus View Post
    So each egg can be different, but every single allele is homozygous?
    Pretty much, yes
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    So it has something to do with the egg self-fertilizing from whatever genetic info got sent to that specific egg?
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    All of the hatchlings should be the same sex as well, females in BPs IIRC?

    As far as additional info for NicoleG:
    The downside being that if they're partho, the likelyhood of them thriving decreases over time. They may hatch and do well for a while, but a lot of partho babies can start failing around the age of maturity (typically 2 years in BPs). This is why you may see breeders listing that the baby was partho in their info as well.
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