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    Re: Looking at morphs to buy

    Quote Originally Posted by brysnsnake View Post
    breeding isn't an issue. I was planning on a male preferentially. I do like the look of the butter, they are a cute animal. I had heard the axanthic brown out as they age, I've been having trouble finding adult pictures to see how they aged. Though I've heard that some lines retain the black and white look, which is what I want, as they mature. I just don't know the difference between lines yet, I'm guessing it's just selective breeding for colors?
    I don't believe the lines are compatible, meaning you can't breed a vpi axanthic to a joliff axanthic and get axanthics, do it wouldn't be necessarily be selective breeding. I believe it's just that each line is a different morph that, genetically, doses practically the same thing. So if you get a snake from a line that tends to keep better color, you'll get a better colored snake, and if you get one from a very brown line you get a very brown snake. I've only seen one axanthic in person and I don't know what line it was from duo I can't really tell you what line stays greyist.
    Last edited by TurkeyPython; 04-01-2014 at 12:26 AM.

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