Coloration will be the same as any other traits but generally the color is going to be a mix of the two parents. You usually arent going to produce reds if you put two cream colored together but it can happen. Also, their colors change as they get older. Most hatchlings come out brown/red but will change 2-3 times throughout their life until they get to be adults. Dalmatians also gain more spots the older they get, right around 25g they stop gaining spots.
5.5.13 C. Ciliatus - Specialize in Super Dals 0.0.1 V. Exanthematicus (Skorge) 4.4 U. Lineatus 1.2 N. Amyae 1.2.2 N. levis levis 1.0 U. Pietschmanni (Pietsch) 5.2.2 U. Fimbriatus
Lots of BPs focusing on Clown stuff in 2014.
Also, whilst I'm here, can someone explain flaring for me. I saw the Gecko (Archie) and he was sold as an orange. He looked to be a very pale orange. Will flaring make his colours more prominent? He is also young so I guess he will get brighter.
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ I own:
1.0 Reduced Normal Ball Python [Peter]
0.1 Harlequin Crestie [Amelia]
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ The other half owns:
1.0 Orange Dalmatian Crestie [Archie]
0.1 Golden Dalmatian Crestie [Banana]
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If by flaring you mean firing up then yeah, they will dull out when fired down but when fired up they will get brighter. Generally temperatures, humidity, UV light, and stress will cause firing up and down.
5.5.13 C. Ciliatus - Specialize in Super Dals 0.0.1 V. Exanthematicus (Skorge) 4.4 U. Lineatus 1.2 N. Amyae 1.2.2 N. levis levis 1.0 U. Pietschmanni (Pietsch) 5.2.2 U. Fimbriatus
Lots of BPs focusing on Clown stuff in 2014.
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Originally Posted by PitOnTheProwl
That is quite a few eggs haha! Will have to do my research into breeding these, they are far too cute not to have little baby ones!