Quote Originally Posted by TheSnakeGeek View Post
i've heard this too, but it's always been hearsay on the forums. i've also heard people say they've asked brian about this and he's denied it. do you have any links of it coming straight from the horses mouth?

i highly doubt that if super pinstripes were possible there would only be one in the world. you say not enough research has been done because people don't want to raise the babies all the way to adulthood and breed them to find out. whether they raise them theirselves or sell them, that doesnt change the fact that they could still be supers, and there would've been at least one other person come forward and notice they had a pinstripe that was throwing nothing but pins. but even if brian does has a super pin, why doesn't a single other person out of the thousands of breeders? it could be a "fluke" of sorts. there have been "lethal" combos that have survived.
He has supposedly talked about it on an old episode of reptile radio, but I haven't been able to locate it. Never really made much of an effort to though either.
And you are right it could be some type of fluke who really knows.

I guess my big thing is calling them lethal combos when they really aren't.
There is no evidence that any one of the pairings being discussed is a lethal pairing where messed up hatchlings are produced that don't survive or you end up with eggs going bad or hatchlings dying in the egg.
That to me is what a "lethal" combo really is.