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Posted - 10/05/2010 : 16:48:40
I have an Okeetee female who is about 7-8 years old in good health and 6ft long she mated with my Ghost corn male who is 3-4 years old and also in good health and i am now waiting for her to deposit her cluch i was wondreing what sort of colors and patterns to expect? |
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Posted - 16/05/2010 : 14:04:37
Ok |
| DannyBrown91 |
Posted - 16/05/2010 : 13:50:20
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Originally posted by SexyBear77
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Originally posted by dragons
i am hopeing to take delevery of a albino motley corn who was bred with a red albino in a few days and the babys from them 2 are going to be very interesting
Wouldn't they just be amels?
Yep. I get a little confused when people referre to them as albino becasue some people call snows and blizzards albino aswell :S
As for the christmas corn, is that even a real thing? I read somewhere that it was another form of hypomelanism but not sure how true that is.
Your female as GP said is a "Wild type" corn, not meaning wild caught just simply that they are the type of corn that you would find in the wild. |
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Posted - 16/05/2010 : 12:50:22
well it looks like i wont be getting any hatchlings from them this year as mum laid 15 eggs that were non fertile yellow miss-shaped and very small, i did everything right but then again it is not up to me in the end if nature said no then no it is.
mum is fine and eating a large mouse as i type and she is drinking fine and moveing around ok.
kinda looking forwards to some new babys but i do have a gravid motley to look after now. |
| gingerpony |
Posted - 10/05/2010 : 20:40:41
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Originally posted by dragons
mum is not a wild-collected snake............i have a funny feeling that due to her lack of dark big borders round her saddle marking that she may have a bit of a Christmass corn in her as the color seems to be a dark green and not black
i didn't imply she was wild-caught merely her colouring was 'wild type' also meaning 'normal', 'carolina', 'miami'............... |
| SexyBear77 |
Posted - 10/05/2010 : 19:01:42
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Originally posted by dragons
i am hopeing to take delevery of a albino motley corn who was bred with a red albino in a few days and the babys from them 2 are going to be very interesting
Wouldn't they just be amels? |
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Posted - 10/05/2010 : 18:32:36
i am hopeing to take delevery of a albino motley corn who was bred with a red albino in a few days and the babys from them 2 are going to be very interesting |
| eeji |
Posted - 10/05/2010 : 18:19:37
if your female is shop bought, then chances are she's a normal wild type. Mated to a ghost, this will give you more normals. |
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Posted - 10/05/2010 : 18:16:12
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Posted - 10/05/2010 : 18:04:21
tryed to use the photo bucket managed to get 2 images on it but cant get them to this site...lol i am not very computer savey
mum is not a wild-collected snake and neither is dad but mum was so laid back when i went to "window" shop for a new snake that i just had to have her, dad i have had from a hatchling.
Also i have a funny feeling that due to her lack of dark big borders round her saddle marking that she may have a bit of a Christmass corn in her as the color seems to be a dark green and not black
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| gingerpony |
Posted - 10/05/2010 : 17:39:37
at 6ft she's likely to have a bit of rat in her breeding somewhere..........if there's no known hets then expect all the reulting hatchlings will be visual (homozygous) okeetees (or whichever 'wild type' mum is) |
| DannyBrown91 |
Posted - 10/05/2010 : 17:36:58
Do you have photobucket? If not its free to make and you can post pics using that.
Heres a guide on how to. http://www.thecornsnake.co.uk/forum/topic.asp?TOPIC_ID=14 |
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Posted - 10/05/2010 : 17:10:13
not realy she has a light bordering i am thinking that she may be a corn-rat cross
if i knew how to post pics then i would post one of the female and male..LOL |
| DannyBrown91 |
Posted - 10/05/2010 : 17:02:33
You would get carolinas i think, depending on how genuine your okeetee is the hatchlings may have slightly thicker borders around the saddles.
Edit - Does your okeetee have quite thick borders. |
