What hatchlings should i expect ??

[kris]

My adult corns are at it and i am very confident the have been successful. Any idea's what hatchings i should expect form these two?



Any suggetions are welcome.

[gibbrishclown]

I don't know what you're getting, but congratulations!

[Pork Chops N' Corn Bread]

Depends on what the normal may be het for. Corns seem to be full of genetics anymore. You can buy 2 corns as "normals" breed em together and get some morphs. If the "normal" is indeed not het for anything, you would get het albinos(I think thats what that one is)

[dr del]

It looks like an amelanistic to me? theres a really good corn genetics program floating around the net somewhere. The exe is called cornprog and it was written by someone called Mike but after that my memory fails me.


But assuming , as Pork chops said, there are no hidden hets in your normal ( or amel) the all the hatchlings should look normal but be 100% het for amelanistic.


Captive bred corns are somewhat of a crap shoot lately as too many people don't accurately list all the traits in the offspring they sell. I'm talking mainly normal looking siblings but it happens in visible morphs too.

but nothing beats the feeling of looking in and seeing all these little heads look back - no matter what colours/patterns they are.

**edit**

O.k I see from your other thread it's called a sunkist - is that just a selectively bred strain of amelanistic or something more complicated? It looks very similar to my amel but has a yellower ground colour.

**/edit**



dr del

[Pork Chops N' Corn Bread]

It looks like an amelanistic to me? theres a really good corn genetics program floating around the net somewhere. The exe is called cornprog and it was written by someone called Mike but after that my memory fails me.


But assuming , as Pork chops said, there are no hidden hets in your normal ( or amel) the all the hatchlings should look normal but be 100% het for amelanistic.


Captive bred corns are somewhat of a crap shoot lately as too many people don't accurately list all the traits in the offspring they sell. I'm talking mainly normal looking siblings but it happens in visible morphs too.

but nothing beats the feeling of looking in and seeing all these little heads look back - no matter what colours/patterns they are.

**edit**

O.k I see from your other thread it's called a sunkist - is that just a selectively bred strain of amelanistic or something more complicated? It looks very similar to my amel but has a yellower ground colour.

**/edit**



dr del

That sure isn't a sunkist
http://www.serpenco.com/shop/custome...f1cbdad6fcedda
I would guess amel or sunglow corn.

[dr del]

That sure isn't a sunkist
http://www.serpenco.com/shop/custome...f1cbdad6fcedda
I would guess amel or sunglow corn.

That was my bad - when I rechecked it I was ,rather cleverly, reading the caption for the picture above it.

Apoologies for the confusion - the snakes were actually labeled "My new pair an normal male and a flouresent female."

The genetics of those look well complicated;

Serpencos page on them

The only advice I can think of is to ask serpenco on the likely outcome.

I don't know if just treating them as amel is appropriate.


dr del

[waldo]

A fluorescent is just a line bred amel and that snake doesn't look like a fluorescent, did you buy it straight from Rich? It almost looks like a creamsicle (amel with emoryi blood).