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    Is this a chocolate?

    As the title says really, does this look like a chocolate?
    I got her as a sub adult from a store in 2006 with unknown history. I have bred her twice, to a Yellowbelly and then a pastel. The first breeding yielded 2 Yellowbellies and a normal. One yellow belly died but the darker one of the two lived and kept it. That Yellowbelly has grown on now and is much more "bronze" then the normal golden colours ive seen on other Yellowbellies.
    This year I bred her to a nice grazi pastel and produced 2 pastels and 2 normals. Both pastels are quite dark and look browned out already, they both have a clear central belly but heavy patterning on the scales immediately connecting the centre belly scales which I have not seen on a pastel before. Also from this clutch, one of the normals is very dark with much deeper colouration, the yellow stretches right down into the belly which itself is a dark creamy colour.

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    The big girl in question
    [IMG]www.platinum-pythons.co.uk/forums/posschoc.jpg[/IMG]

    [IMG]www.platinum-pythons.co.uk/forums/posschoc1.jpg[/IMG]

    [IMG]www.platinum-pythons.co.uk/forums/Posschochead.jpg[/IMG]

    The dark Yellowbelly when younger.
    It held a lot more red/orange than anything I'd seen before.
    [IMG]www.platinum-pythons.co.uk/forums/Posschocyb.png[/IMG]

    And now, & compared with a female holdback roughly same age.
    [IMG]www.platinum-pythons.co.uk/forums/posschocyb1.jpg[/IMG]

    [IMG]www.platinum-pythons.co.uk/forums/posschocybvsyb.jpg [/IMG]

    The pastel
    [IMG]www.platinum-pythons.co.uk/forums/posschocpast.jpg[/IMG]

    [IMG]www.platinum-pythons.co.uk/forums/Posschocpastbelly.jpg[/IMG]

    And lastly the dark normal compared with a normal
    [IMG]www.platinum-pythons.co.uk/forums/Normvsposschoc.jpg[/IMG]

    Thanks.

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    Last edited by ball-nut; 09-16-2013 at 09:59 AM.

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    As the title says really, does this look like a chocolate?
    I got her as a sub adult from a store in 2006 with unknown history. I have bred her twice, to a Yellowbelly and then a pastel. The first breeding yielded 2 Yellowbellies and a normal. One yellow belly died but the darker one of the two lived and kept it. That Yellowbelly has grown on now and is much more "bronze" then the normal golden colours ive seen on other Yellowbellies.
    This year I bred her to a nice grazi pastel and produced 2 pastels and 2 normals. Both pastels are quite dark and look browned out already, they both have a clear central belly but heavy patterning on the scales immediately connecting the centre belly scales which I have not seen on a pastel before. Also from this clutch, one of the normals is very dark with much deeper colouration, the yellow stretches right down into the belly which itself is a dark creamy colour.

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    The big girl in question
    [IMG]www.platinum-pythons.co.uk/htdocs/Forums/Forums/posschoc.jpg[/IMG]

    [IMG]www.platinum-pythons.co.uk/forums/Forums/posschoc1.jpg[/IMG]

    [IMG]www.platinum-pythons.co.uk/forums/Forums/Posschochead.jpg[/IMG]

    The dark Yellowbelly when younger.
    It held a lot more red/orange than anything I'd seen before.

    [IMG]www.platinum-pythons.co.uk/forums/Forums/Posschocyb.png[/IMG]

    And now, & compared with a female holdback roughly same age.

    [IMG]www.platinum-pythons.co.uk/forums/Forums/posschocyb1.jpg[/IMG]

    [IMG]www.platinum-pythons.co.uk/forums/Forums/posschocybvsyb.jpg[/IMG]

    The pastel
    [IMG]www.platinum-pythons.co.uk/forums/forums/posschocpast.jpg[/IMG]

    [IMG]www.platinum-pythons.co.uk/forums/forums/Posschocpastbelly.jpg[/IMG]

    And lastly the dark normal compared with a normal
    [IMG]www.platinum-pythons.co.uk/forums/forums/Normvsposschoc.jpg[/IMG]

    Thanks.




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    Last edited by ball-nut; 09-16-2013 at 10:15 AM.

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    Re: Is this a chocolate?

    Quote Originally Posted by ball-nut View Post
    As the title says really, does this look like a chocolate?
    I got her as a sub adult from a store in 2006 with unknown history. I have bred her twice, to a Yellowbelly and then a pastel. The first breeding yielded 2 Yellowbellies and a normal. One yellow belly died but the darker one of the two lived and kept it. That Yellowbelly has grown on now and is much more "bronze" then the normal golden colours ive seen on other Yellowbellies.
    This year I bred her to a nice grazi pastel and produced 2 pastels and 2 normals. Both pastels are quite dark and look browned out already, they both have a clear central belly but heavy patterning on the scales immediately connecting the centre belly scales which I have not seen on a pastel before. Also from this clutch, one of the normals is very dark with much deeper colouration, the yellow stretches right down into the belly which itself is a dark creamy colour.

    Pics
    The big girl in question
    [IMG]www.platinum-pythons.co.uk/Forums/Forums/posschoc.jpg[/IMG]

    [IMG]www.platinum-pythons.co.uk/forums/Forums/posschoc1.jpg[/IMG]

    [IMG]www.platinum-pythons.co.uk/forums/Forums/Posschochead.jpg[/IMG]

    The dark Yellowbelly when younger.
    It held a lot more red/orange than anything I'd seen before.

    [IMG]www.platinum-pythons.co.uk/forums/Forums/Posschocyb.png[/IMG]

    And now, & compared with a female holdback roughly same age.

    [IMG]www.platinum-pythons.co.uk/forums/Forums/posschocyb1.jpg[/IMG]

    [IMG]www.platinum-pythons.co.uk/forums/Forums/posschocybvsyb.jpg [/IMG]

    The pastel
    [IMG]www.platinum-pythons.co.uk/forums/forums/posschocpast.jpg[/IMG]

    [IMG]www.platinum-pythons.co.uk/forums/forums/Posschocpastbelly.jpg[/IMG]

    And lastly the dark normal compared with a normal
    [IMG]www.platinum-pythons.co.uk/forums/forums/Normvsposschoc.jpg[/IMG]

    Thanks.




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    Ill try again when at pc methinks
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    1st post links bad but 2nd attempt showing on mobile ok links ???

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    Re: Is this a chocolate?

    PicsThe big girl in question







    The dark Yellowbelly when younger.It held a lot more red/orange than anything I'd seen before.



    And now, & compared with a female holdback roughly same age.



    The pastel



    And lastly the dark normal compared with a normal

    Thanks. Hope this works

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    Anyone?

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    Just bumping this 'cuz im curious to what people think.

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    I wish I could help you but I've got 0 experience with the Chocolate gene. Try to get Freakie_Frog or Luke_Martin in here to help you. There pretty good with the gene guessing
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