So I had a little discussion with Evan Stahl today, I am actually surprised this subject never got brought up between us until today. To sum it up, He has in his possession a male homozygous pinstripe aka super pin. He told me the animal came from a emperor pin to a lemonblast. the actual animal is an emperor super pin. He told me he has now produce 59 babies from that animal and all have been pinstripe. This statistical odds of that animal being heterozygous are 1 in 576 Quadrillion. This blows away Brian's breeding records of 27 babies. I was also told he has posted this information previously on facebook, but my short experience with the reptile people on facebook has shown majority people are uneducated and cling to popular opinion, despite glaring facts. So when people couldn't comprehend it, it really didn't surprise me. So I am just resurfacing the information.
I have no idea what (if any) picture proof Evan has, feel free to ask him for some first hand information. If he does not have any, he has the animal in his possession so he can get some this season. Evan Stahl is a highly respected breeder around here. I don't see him making a unwarranted claim like this just for kicks with his reputation.
I would pursue more from Evan to post, but I would prefer it if the naysayers got it first hand themselves because I have been down that road before.
Enjoy.
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