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    Determined to get to the bottom of things...

    I have 3 opportunities of producing a panda pied this season. With my pewter pieds both breeding and the pewter het pieds, my chances should be pretty favorable. I think there could be more but certain issues are keeping them hidden. I won't say for sure until I see for myself.

    This girl is an august 2010 hatchling and she is only a few grams shy of the 2000 mark....and breeding like a rabbit.
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    im still thinking the original panda was a paradox. an all white pied morph that when the paradox spots are showing, a solid black snake hides beneath the white.
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    Re: Determined to get to the bottom of things...

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    im still thinking the original panda was a paradox. an all white pied morph that when the paradox spots are showing, a solid black snake hides beneath the white.
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    I'm not quite sure I understand your idea. Having seen what the cinny/pied gene does first hand I'm not sure I would call it a paradox. I'm not saying I am right, I'm just not sure what to think about it. I haven't seen a pic of the original panda since 2009. I bet it has quite a few random black spots by now. I'll get some fresh pics of the male this afternoon.
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    That is one sexy snake. Good luck hitting the odds!

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    Re: Determined to get to the bottom of things...

    Quote Originally Posted by Brandon Osborne View Post
    I think there could be more but certain issues are keeping them hidden. I won't say for sure until I see for myself.

    I'm curious if your hypothesis might relate to the super cinny kinking issue ..?

    My last three BP purchases have been various cinny/super cinny pied project animals, and I'm starting to get nervous about the whole super cinny thing given everything I've read ...

    PS. I love that "medicine hat" cinny pied

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    Good luck! Let us know what happens.

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    Re: Determined to get to the bottom of things...

    Quote Originally Posted by Serpent_Nirvana View Post
    I'm curious if your hypothesis might relate to the super cinny kinking issue ..?

    My last three BP purchases have been various cinny/super cinny pied project animals, and I'm starting to get nervous about the whole super cinny thing given everything I've read ...

    PS. I love that "medicine hat" cinny pied

    Yes. This is exactly what I suspect. I have only had two Super Cinnies hatch with kinks. One was barely noticeable but the other was a trainwreck....but I have hatched out several Silver Bullets and Super Pewters with zero problems. Maybe mine could be chalked up to incubation. We shall see. I'll definitely keep you posted.
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    She's one hot Pied!! Good luck hitting a Panda.....would definitely like to see another one...

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    Brandon, Best of luck to you! I love seeing what you produce.
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