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Re: Chondro transition
 Originally Posted by juddb
beautiful!!! I hope some black scales start showing up for you 
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Re: Chondro transition
Ok, I know NOTHING when it comes to Chondros so I have to ask.... why do we hope that black scales show up? (sorry if this is a stupid question, but dang if I just have to ask anyway )
Christie
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Cause when push comes to shove you taste what you're made of
You might bend, till you break cause its all you can take
On your knees you look up decide you've had enough
You get mad you get strong wipe your hands shake it off
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Re: Chondro transition
 Originally Posted by tigerlily
Ok, I know NOTHING when it comes to Chondros so I have to ask.... why do we hope that black scales show up? (sorry if this is a stupid question, but dang if I just have to ask anyway  )
It's from a mite phase pairing. The parents had black dots, so he's hoping for the mite/black to show up on this guy.
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Re: Chondro transition
Wow, that is a quick color change. She is gorgeous!!
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Re: Chondro transition
 Originally Posted by tigerlily
Ok, I know NOTHING when it comes to Chondros so I have to ask.... why do we hope that black scales show up? (sorry if this is a stupid question, but dang if I just have to ask anyway  )
its also one of the most sought after color form for adults.
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Re: Chondro transition
 Originally Posted by DavidG
It's from a mite phase pairing. The parents had black dots, so he's hoping for the mite/black to show up on this guy.
Ahhhh! Thank you for explaining. So since both parents had the black dots, then what is the percent chance of it showing up in the offsping. (since obviously it's not 100% if you your hoping and not sure)
 Originally Posted by Lucas339
its also one of the most sought after color form for adults.
Well then I hope you see some of those black dots soon! You'll have to post again in they show up.
Christie
Reptile Geek
Cause when push comes to shove you taste what you're made of
You might bend, till you break cause its all you can take
On your knees you look up decide you've had enough
You get mad you get strong wipe your hands shake it off
Then you Stand
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Re: Chondro transition
The odds are good. Many people prefer red over yellow babies in high end chondros, because they believe the red is due to more pigment which should yield a higher chance of getting a baby like the adults. However, there have been some very amazing yellow babies! In some clutches you will have AMAZING babies, and some of the siblings will be nothing special (besides as special as a green tree is )I don't think I can relate it to any other snake. Maybe Brandon will chime in and help clear up my mess of run on.
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Re: Chondro transition
 Originally Posted by DavidG
The odds are good. Many people prefer red over yellow babies in high end chondros, because they believe the red is due to more pigment which should yield a higher chance of getting a baby like the adults. However, there have been some very amazing yellow babies! In some clutches you will have AMAZING babies, and some of the siblings will be nothing special (besides as special as a green tree is  )I don't think I can relate it to any other snake. Maybe Brandon will chime in and help clear up my mess of run on.
I think you've done well explaining to me. I appreciate it.
Christie
Reptile Geek
Cause when push comes to shove you taste what you're made of
You might bend, till you break cause its all you can take
On your knees you look up decide you've had enough
You get mad you get strong wipe your hands shake it off
Then you Stand
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Re: Chondro transition
 Originally Posted by DavidG
The odds are good. Many people prefer red over yellow babies in high end chondros, because they believe the red is due to more pigment which should yield a higher chance of getting a baby like the adults. However, there have been some very amazing yellow babies! In some clutches you will have AMAZING babies, and some of the siblings will be nothing special (besides as special as a green tree is  )I don't think I can relate it to any other snake. Maybe Brandon will chime in and help clear up my mess of run on.
Yes and no. In blue and melanistic bloodlines people tend to choose red babies because up til now, I think 99% of blue and melanistic animals have been red babies. With most HY animals, babies are more often yellow. Some bloodlines are known for their yellow neos and are often 2x the amount of reds. It all boils down to genetics.
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