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  1. 09-19-2010, 09:54 AM #1
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    Ashy bellied female dinker

    Any opinions on what she might be?

    She's just got up to size and i'd also like some opinions on what to put to her.

    I'm thinking lesser or yellowbelly would go well. Ideally i'd like to put a mojave to her but I don't have one and i'm not planning to buy any more snakes any time soon.






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  2. 09-19-2010, 10:14 AM #2
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    Re: Ashy bellied female dinker

    Interesting...
    I think that the Yellowbelly would be a good choice with that girl...
    Might produce some interesting results.
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    Re: Ashy bellied female dinker

    Quote Originally Posted by JAMills View Post
    Interesting...
    I think that the Yellowbelly would be a good choice with that girl...
    Might produce some interesting results.
    I second that, I can imagine some smokin yb's from that girl
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    Re: Ashy bellied female dinker

    Hi,

    I'd love to see the result of breeding her with a lesser or mojave.


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    Re: Ashy bellied female dinker

    Send Her to me I have Just Right Yellowbelly for her

    On serious note.. She is very interesting dinker.... YB is a Nice choice Mojave will be good as well... Even really Good Quality Normal just to check If She is genetic...

    Personally I'll go with YB :]


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    Re: Ashy bellied female dinker

    Wow beautiful dinker... keep us updated on what happens
    I LOVE it when dinkers prove out, it's so exciting!
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    I'd dink that for sure

    Nice animal!
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    Re: Ashy bellied female dinker

    Ressurecting my old thread.

    Unfortunately the yellowbelly and lesser did not want to know this season and refused to lock (that I saw).

    She did lock up once with my pastel and has been building, I'm pretty sure I saw an ovulation the other day and now she's looking big and sure enough she's on the hot spot for the first time in a couple of months so i'm expecting a pre-lay shed soon.

    Wonder If any babies will look like mum.
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    Yaaay! Keep us updated, that belly looks very interesting. It'll be fun if it proves out to be genetic (and maybe there will be a super!). Good luck!

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    Nice. I'm going to second the vote for a BEL het pairing, but I think YB is a fine choice, too.

    Good luck on the pastel babies this year. I hope she proves!
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