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Re: Harlequin Wide-Stripe
On the dutch forums there's a lady with a yellowbelly harlequin, but it may possibly be a fire harlequin because of a multi sired clutch.
Her female ovulated again this year, and some more breeding trials need to be done I guess.
Here's a picture of the animal she now calls ' quinstripe '
**picture removed**
Copyright Bumblebee (Jamie)
Groet,
Yaron
Last edited by dr del; 06-04-2011 at 08:43 PM.
Reason: removing picture at right holders request.
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Re: Harlequin Wide-Stripe
I think it's a random occurence here is a thread that I started with pics of my first clutch I think my female is a widestripe http://ball-pythons.net/forums/showt...85#post1546685
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Re: Harlequin Wide-Stripe
 Originally Posted by chago11
Thats a popular opinion, your pair looks awesome - can't believe you got all normal looking snakes with barely any striping (in comparison) out of them. Maybe you've got something recessive there or horrible odds or maybe those are just crazy looking normals... or maybe they all are!
In any case thanks for posting and good luck with your projects!
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Re: Harlequin Wide-Stripe
 Originally Posted by Ntume
...Here's a picture of the animal she now calls ' quinstripe '
**picture removed**...
Beautiful!!!! I want one!!!
Last edited by dr del; 06-04-2011 at 08:45 PM.
Reason: matching quote to edited post.
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Re: Harlequin Wide-Stripe
That looks like a Desert PE Stripe. Cool looking.
I will try and take a couple more pics today, including a Ghost Tri Stripe-ish animal.
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Re: Harlequin Wide-Stripe
Yaron, I believe it is bang out of order for u to guess on the genes of my quinstripe!! and more out of order to publicly use a picture of my quinstripe without asking me permission for it!! the father of my quinstripe is an animal that u cannot guess, I have said what I wanted to say in order to keep the genes to myself.
I would like to ask the owner or a mioderator of this forum to remove the picture that is posted here by ntume (or yaron) without my permission.
tnx
 Originally Posted by Ntume
On the dutch forums there's a lady with a yellowbelly harlequin, but it may possibly be a fire harlequin because of a multi sired clutch.
Her female ovulated again this year, and some more breeding trials need to be done I guess.
Here's a picture of the animal she now calls ' quinstripe '
**picture removed**
Copyright Bumblebee (Jamie)
Groet,
Yaron
Last edited by dr del; 06-04-2011 at 08:48 PM.
Reason: matching quote to edited post.
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Re: Harlequin Wide-Stripe
 Originally Posted by bumblebee
Yaron, I believe it is bang out of order for u to guess on the genes of my quinstripe!! and more out of order to publicly use a picture of my quinstripe without asking me permission for it!! the father of my quinstripe is an animal that u cannot guess, I have said what I wanted to say in order to keep the genes to myself.
I would like to ask the owner or a mioderator of this forum to remove the picture that is posted here by ntume (or yaron) without my permission.
tnx
While I agree that it is in poor taste to use someone else's pictures without their permission (at least he gave you credit for it) ...and it has been removed at your request....I fail to see the assault to your privacy or "secrets" when you've already publicly stated the genetics of the animal on another site.
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