First morph you ever produce?

[merdcme]

this was my first year breeding and this was the first morph/snake i hatched, a 100%het pied full striped female
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this was my first visual morph clutch i produced
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[MarkS]

Just wanted to make sure they weren't some kind of fad, huh...like that internet thingy....

Haha, yeah something like that. I was never that impressed with the spiders but then the prices dropped far enough that I figured what the heck, I'll give it a try. I tried breeding my male last year but whiffed on all the clutches, but my first clutch to hatch this year were spiders and I'm enjoying them a lot.

I also produced sables for the first time this year and they're really pretty cool too even if a lot of people don't like them.

[OhhWatALoser]

Lessers are my first

[WingedWolfPsion]

Pastels

[dr del]

Lessers,

I'm kinda late to the morph party.





First one out was the female I'm keeping;



And then the two boys;






dr del

[RideRed12]

What were the mommy and daddy?

This is from my 1st clutch ever. I went to check on day 55 and was going to cut if no one was pipping, but already had heads peaking out when I opened the egg box.

When I opened the egg box:


What I ended up with from that clutch, a killerbee, super pastel, some bumblebees, spiders and a normal:

[mechnut450]

I produced my first visible morphs this year and I did 2 morphs, one clutch was a pair of pastels and rest normals. my second clutch was a pied and rest 66% het pieds. all in 2010.

next year I looking at butter, pinstripe, and jol axanthics only if I can find homes or a buyer for this year snakes.

[mdjudson]

I'll let you know in about 40 days, five eggs in the incubator from bee x lesser

[panthercz]

What were the mommy and daddy?

Male bumble bee x female pastel.

[kellysballs]

Our first morph was a female pastel 50% het for Snake keeper line axanthic in 2007. The female laid 8 eggs, 4 hatched and 1 was a pastel. Delta later proved to be 100% het for Snake keeper line axanthic.