I'm in love with her eyes! The sliver is so neat. I'll have to get some better lighting in there since my camera won't let me use any flash in that setting.Originally Posted by DZ Reptiles
Me too!
Thank you, and I sure hope so!That Pin is hot !Great photos and fingers crossed you get a couple of visual pieds in the future.
A close friend of mine is working on albino pieds and he was nice enough to give me a chance to work on my dream morph! For the het boy his sire and dam would have been a visual albino and a visual pied. The girls on the other hand didn't have an albino parent. The sire was pied and dam was het pied.how the heck do you get a snake that is het for 2 genes?! especially those 2 which are so drastically different?
and how do you tell the difference between naturally blue eyes and the "in shed" blue?
beautiful snakes nonetheless.
And thank you!
Yep yepBreeding a visual pied and visual albino, or any 2 different recessive gene will yield to double het for the trait. Which is in this case, double het pied and albino. Hope this helps.
As for the eyes, certain morphs have distinguished eye colors. As for pins, they usually have those silvery eyes. A snake in shed appears to have opaque eyes, and gradually becomes milky blue during the progression of the shedding cycle. Until it clears out on the day the old skin will be shed.
She is crazy light! I'm extremely happy with her! I wish I could get a good pic of her color, but it's so hard to get the flash light enough without washing her out. She's very cool! I definitely prefer lighter pins as well! And the mojo, she has turned out to be a looker for sure! She'll be fun to play with, but her first project is BELs!@Steph - I love how your pin turned out to be. Im a sucker for light colored pins. And that one is probably one of the lightest pin Ive seen. And that mojo's blushing, wow! Great selection!
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