Need help with hatchling ID

[Mike41793]

That sucks adriane! I would definitely say those are normals though unless you've developed a new line of ugly cinni's lol.

[RoseyReps]

Let's just go with normals and it being a phenomenon...No one wants to be known for creating a new line of ugly anything

Seriously though, I'm sorry! That sucks big time. But at least they're healthy babies!

[swansonbb]

Let's just go with normals and it being a phenomenon...

I don't want to discount the possibility, but, genetically, shouldn't a silver bullet only produce cinny's and pewters?

[Mike41793]

I don't want to discount the possibility, but, genetically, shouldn't a silver bullet only produce cinny's and pewters?

Yea thats the dilemma.

She must have retained sperm. Thats a longggg time though lol.

[RoseyReps]

I don't want to discount the possibility, but, genetically, shouldn't a silver bullet only produce cinny's and pewters?

Hence the "Phenomenon" part

[swansonbb]

Long retention or BP parthenogenesis.

[LotsaBalls]

They kinda look like the mailman.

[cmack91]

Could you have possibly switched labels on clutches by accident? What was she bred to five years ago? Are they all females by chance?

[Chkadii]

Maybe mom is a genetically dominant normal morph. Or a Super Normal!

Sorry about your odds, but the babies are cute classics. I'm glad you documented this because now we know just how long they can retain sperm, unless its some sort of ball python immaculate conception. (I think some lizard species can self-propogate, but IIRC they're clones, not genetically diverse offspring).

[mues155]

Couldn't have made a mistake, this was the only clutch i was incubating.
Amazing that this happened

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