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I love the last one as well. Very nice
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Am i reading that pairing right? By that pairing you should only get double het lessers and/or double het normals.
Those DO NOT look like regular lessers. Congrats on those babies and please keep us updated. I got a feeling theres something else definetly going on in there.
Could you post some pics of the parents? How can you tell if a pied has a paradox mark?
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 No way...those are definately somethin else!
1.0 Fire
1.0 Russo
1.0 Spider
0.5 Normal
One Clutch in the Bator, one more soon to come.
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Those are ridiculous!!! WOW!!!!
1.3 Normal Ball Pythons
1.0 Butter Ball Python
0.1 Mojave Ball Python
0.1 Pastel Ball Python
1.0 Spider Ball Python
0.1 Pinstripe Ball Python
1.1 Corns
2.0 Californian King Snakes
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Re: As if the early 0.2 spieds weren't enough....
 Originally Posted by Mike41793
Am i reading that pairing right? By that pairing you should only get double het lessers and/or double het normals.
Those DO NOT look like regular lessers. Congrats on those babies and please keep us updated. I got a feeling theres something else definetly going on in there.
Pied gene at work. It has visual markers that many do not believe in. After producing hets, possible hets, and combo hets for several years, I can tell you the Pied gene affects co-dom morphs visually.......LOTS of striping and extreme ringers.
To the original poster, those things look awesome. Congrats and good luck with the project!
Last edited by Brandon Osborne; 06-03-2012 at 03:12 PM.
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Re: As if the early 0.2 spieds weren't enough....
Thanks, all! I will be posting pics after they shed. And Brandon, I go through 100s of het pieds a year and I can assure you these are not markers or "ringers". Like I mentioned though I will keep you posted!
Thanks!
-Adam
Originally Posted by Brandon Osborne
Pied gene at work. It has visual markers that many do not believe in. After producing hets, possible hets, and combo hets for several years, I can tell you the Pied gene affects co-dom morphs visually.......LOTS of striping and extreme ringers.
To the original poster, those things look awesome. Congrats and good luck with the project!
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if they're not ringers what would you call them? you have a clutch of double het (albino and pied) paradox lessers, correct?
either way they look great. please keep the thread updated after they shed out
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What I'm trying to say is I know the difference between a "hidden gene"(I use that term VERY lightly) and a ringer.
Thanks
-Adam
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I know what they are!
Amazing! 
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1.0 Spider "Charlie"
1.1 Normal "Precious" "Chumley"
0.1 Pastel "Sweet Dee"
1.1 Mojave "Stewie" "Little Bit"
0.1 Lesser "Sally"
1.0 Pied "Jack"
1.0 Nile Monitor "Superman"
0.1 Bearded Dragons "Snookie"
0.0.1 Sulcuta Tortoise "Kenny Powers"
1.0 Chocolate lab "Dante"
1.0 Now snake obsessed boyfriend
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