I don't think "ringer" is an accurate term for what we're seeing there. Maybe a new pied gene? Is it remotely possible that the founding stock were het pieds and no one realized it? (We've seen that happen a number of times with albino and ghost morphs)
Wait a min.. I always thought that snake was a super cinny pied or something?? That's a RINGER??? huh?
Super cinny pied is panda pied. Black pastel x black pastel x pied, black pastel x cinnamon x pied, cinnamon x cinnamon x pied are all panda pied.
Last edited by evan385; 11-10-2011 at 05:38 PM.
0.1 Normal (Captain Hook) (Hooked deformation on tip of tail)
1.0 Pastel Poss het Albino (Thor)
0.1 Normal (Chloe)
0.1 Tiger Reticulated Python (Jade)
0.1 Borneo Black Blood Python (Kira)
Coming soon:
1.0 Mojave het Albino
0.1 Mojave het Albino
Judy, a couple of people have suggested that but both snakes came from different breeders and they've both produced subsequent clutches without producing similar animals. The male I used was a fire that was a ringer as well. Champagnes seem to throw ringers, mom is just an extreme example. Also, the fire champagne I produced last year from different parents was a ringer as well. That's why I thought this breeding might give me good results...
Last edited by Dave Green; 11-10-2011 at 05:40 PM.
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Originally Posted by cdavidson9
Maybe a new pied gene? Is it remotely possible that the founding stock were het pieds and no one realized it? (We've seen that happen a number of times with albino and ghost morphs)
