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    Re: is this a morph?

    Hi,

    From my ( veeeeery limited ) understanding that would depend on what you feel the possible morph might be.

    If you think it is possibly an example of an existing morph with an identifiable homozygous form then you would probably breed it to another definate example of that morph - or the homozygous form if it as available.

    If there was no definitive homozygous form then you might go for an easily identifiable combination.

    If the possible morph might be something new then you would possibly want to keep things simple to help you work out the genetics and so breed it to a normal.

    Or you might just breed it to anything you can get to see what happens.


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    Re: is this a morph?

    Breed it to a clown.

    -Steven

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    Re: is this a morph?

    Quote Originally Posted by AMPearce View Post
    Wow total brain fart. I was like "red X morph? never heard of that one, I wish I could see the pic all that's showing up is a...ohhh I get it" lol. I feel really dumb right now.
    lol...

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    Re: is this a morph?

    Quote Originally Posted by stevenkeogh View Post
    Breed it to a clown.

    -Steven
    only if i had a clown.

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    Re: is this a morph?

    Morph or not...I would have bought him! Great looking snake!
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    0.1 Pinstripe.............................1.0 DH Lavender Snow
    0.2 PH Lavender Albino.............0.1 Bumblebee
    0.1 Pastel PH Ghost..................1.0 Pastel Het Ghost
    0.2 PH Ghost (Twins)................1.0 Cinnamon
    0.1 Het TSK Axanthic................1.3 Mojave
    0.1 Het Albino..........................1.0 Albino PH Pied
    1.1 Het Pied.............................1.0 Dinker
    1.2 Normal...............................1.0 Pastel Lesser

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    Re: is this a morph?

    nice looking very interesting pattern.....Would be cool if it was proven genetic... that pattern with super pastel would be very sweet

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    Re: is this a morph?

    I think I saw this snake on kingsnake about a month back with a few other nice dinkers from AAA. Shot'em an email about whether or not they were still available, come to find out they were but that was the last I heard from them. They had 1 listed as a poss harlequin and the others as fancy balls between $65 and $150. 2 I was more than willing to pay the 150 for.

    Either way very nice pic up

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    Re: is this a morph?

    Correction AA not AAA reptiles and I just checked some of them are back on kingsnake.

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    Re: is this a morph?

    The first thing I would do to see if it's genetic is breed it to a normal. Once you get babies breed a male back to your female. If it's codom you should get morphs when breeding her to a normal, if it's recessive you should get morphs when you breed one of her sons back to her.

    Good luck!

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