Quote Originally Posted by mykee View Post
Really? You don't think that with the tens of thousands of pins produced, that NO ONE bred sibling back to sibling to try to prove out a super?
breeding to determine a super form of a dominate gene would take years... especially if its female. Id say you need at least a solid three years of producing nothing but pinstripes to say it is a super. If your breeding a female figure it takes 2-3 years to get to breeding weight and another 3 years of breeding to prove it out (assuming your female goes three years in a row) your looking at 5-6 years to prove it out.

breeding sibling to sibling with a dominate gene snake would prove nothing. Dominant genes dont have a visual super form. The super form looks just like the "het" form ie. a pinstripe. The only difference is it does not throw normals, it throws all pinstripes.

I think you are confused by the term "super" this is not like co-doms dominant genes are hard and time consuming to prove out.