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Re: BP giant gene?
 Originally Posted by monk90222
This was her first year laying for me (10 eggs) and I don't want to photograph her until she is nice and plump again...hehe....
sure Chahlie, sure. We don't believe anything around here til we see pics!
Fatten that girl up so we can see her
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Re: BP giant gene?
someone was selling some a few months ago on here, so their out there
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Re: BP giant gene?
I have a male normal i dont know how old he is but hes huge.... Hes the biggest I own. He was a rescue so I dont know much about him but hes big. He weighs2687g is that big? Is he "GIANT GENE"?
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Re: BP giant gene?
Ok so my snake craze has begun, I was thinking of purchasing a Mojave next year, for my first morph, but if you guys are telling me there is a Giant gene, this changes everything...
How much would they run for?
And how come I haven't heard about these guys till now?
and wow imagine if they can cross the giant gene with the morphs...
Anthony
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0.1 Classic BP (Montie)
0.0.1 Fool's Gold Classic BP (Pyrite) 
0.1 Leopard Gecko (Zoob)

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Re: BP giant gene?
How do people know it is genetic?
For every 15-foot python out in the Everglades, there are thousands of species of clams, trees, cats, grasses and birds that are wrecking just as much havoc across the globe. So, for all the headaches the snakes are causing, I at least applaud them for being scary enough to get people's attention.
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Re: BP giant gene?
 Originally Posted by omnibus2
How do people know it is genetic?
everything is genetic.
Big people have children that grow big.
Big snakes have snake babies that grow big.
The difference is that such things are controlled by more than a single gene. In breeding reptile "morphs", we deal with pretty much exclusively single-gene visual mutations that affect color and pattern.
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Re: BP giant gene?
 Originally Posted by mainbutter
everything is genetic.
Big people have children that grow big.
Big snakes have snake babies that grow big.
The difference is that such things are controlled by more than a single gene. In breeding reptile "morphs", we deal with pretty much exclusively single-gene visual mutations that affect color and pattern.
Ah, let me clarify. I worded it incorrectly.
Do we know the actual lineage for the giant gene? After all, ball pythons could randomly grow to large sizes. A lot of things affect size, like feeding and general health.
Last edited by omnibus2; 10-06-2009 at 02:07 AM.
For every 15-foot python out in the Everglades, there are thousands of species of clams, trees, cats, grasses and birds that are wrecking just as much havoc across the globe. So, for all the headaches the snakes are causing, I at least applaud them for being scary enough to get people's attention.
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Re: BP giant gene?
 Originally Posted by pavlovk1025
Where do I get one?
import one from africa, or be really lucky when someone wants to part with one.
Keep in mind that if you breed a big locality BP with a normal sized bp, you might get bigger than average children, but statistically you won't reproduce more "giants".
Imagine the superdwarf x regular sized retic crosses. They aren't as big as regulars, but they are bigger than the superdwarves.
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Re: BP giant gene?
 Originally Posted by mainbutter
Keep in mind that if you breed a big locality BP with a normal sized bp, you might get bigger than average children, but statistically you won't reproduce more "giants".
I dont care about any of that. Did you see the pic that Deborah posted? I just want a monstrous BP in my collection.
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