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stotty01
Sub Adult
United Kingdom
1168 Posts |
 Posted - 02/01/2011 : 16:20:13
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goldust?
blizzard?
anery pewter?
and last but not least...a pied sided corn?
i cant work out how you produce them and its really bugging me now  |
my aunties, bestfriends, hairdressers, friends boyfriend had a snake and it stretched out to measure him to eat him......true story.....
1.0.0 tortoise
1.0.0 sinaloan milk snake
1.0.0 jack russel
0.1.0 anery corn medusa
1.0.0 snow corn abomninable
0.1.0 royal python priscilla
http://www.youtube.com/user/stotty01 dads youtube channel
Tail n scales, Linton, Cambs, CB21 4XN, Tel no 01223 893 508 http://www.tails-n-scales.co.uk/
wish list: boa! |
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gmac
The Scottish Admin
United Kingdom
5319 Posts |
Posted - 02/01/2011 : 16:27:41
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you would need a combo of the following genes (both parents must have either het or homo)
Blizzard = anery and charcoal
anery pewter = diffused, charcoal and anery
golddust = ultramel and caramel
Pied im not sure about. but pied isnt a gene as far as Im aware in cornsnakes.
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Red123
Fully Grown Corn
United Kingdom
2030 Posts |
Posted - 02/01/2011 : 16:43:34
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| Dont know about producing them but I would love to get my hands on a pied sided corn they look gorgeous. |
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reptiledanny
Sub Adult
United Kingdom
1809 Posts |
Posted - 02/01/2011 : 16:55:09
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| well instead, get a royal lol, i may have a few pied royals for sale in 2012/13 |
1.1 royal pythons 0.1 hog island boa 1.0 corn snake
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eeji
The Morph Master
United Kingdom
4335 Posts |
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sullysteve
Yearling
United Kingdom
507 Posts |
Posted - 02/01/2011 : 18:43:42
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Originally posted by reptiledanny
well instead, get a royal lol, i may have a few pied royals for sale in 2012/13
Seriously put me on your list! |
   
1.0 Corns Geoff (Ghost)
0.1 Brazilian Rainbow Boa - Heidi
1.1 Kings - Pete (Florida) + Mamba (Cali Stripe)
1.2 Ball Pythons (Pastel + Bumblebee + Normal)
Location : Warrington, Cheshire |
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stotty01
Sub Adult
United Kingdom
1168 Posts |
Posted - 02/01/2011 : 19:30:47
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Originally posted by gmac
you would need a combo of the following genes (both parents must have either het or homo)
Blizzard = anery and charcoal
anery pewter = diffused, charcoal and anery
golddust = ultramel and caramel
Pied im not sure about. but pied isnt a gene as far as Im aware in cornsnakes.
so if i bred medusa a anery and a charcoal diffused i would get a anery pewter? as it says i wont on corn calc |
my aunties, bestfriends, hairdressers, friends boyfriend had a snake and it stretched out to measure him to eat him......true story.....
1.0.0 tortoise
1.0.0 sinaloan milk snake
1.0.0 jack russel
0.1.0 anery corn medusa
1.0.0 snow corn abomninable
0.1.0 royal python priscilla
http://www.youtube.com/user/stotty01 dads youtube channel
Tail n scales, Linton, Cambs, CB21 4XN, Tel no 01223 893 508 http://www.tails-n-scales.co.uk/
wish list: boa! |
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gmac
The Scottish Admin
United Kingdom
5319 Posts |
Posted - 02/01/2011 : 21:39:46
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Originally posted by stotty01
quote:
Originally posted by gmac
you would need a combo of the following genes (both parents must have either het or homo)
Blizzard = anery and charcoal
anery pewter = diffused, charcoal and anery
golddust = ultramel and caramel
Pied im not sure about. but pied isnt a gene as far as Im aware in cornsnakes.
so if i bred medusa a anery and a charcoal diffused i would get a anery pewter? as it says i wont on corn calc
nope both parents must have the anery pewter genes, from that you would get normal het anery diffused charcoals |
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tehbunneh
Hatchling
United Kingdom
390 Posts |
Posted - 04/01/2011 : 12:12:17
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| Pied-sided-ness is probably a form of true albinism (in snakes I guess it would be both black and red albinism at the same time affecting small patches on the sides made more easily produced by adding diffusion into the mix), sometimes referred to in other species as partial albinism. You see it a lot in animals in the wild that breed quickly and over a short period of time; ducks you see it in a lot, pigeons as well. I guess it is somewhat genetic, being a mutation of the pigment genes and through selective breeding more and more animals would be born with it, but it can be hard to get the appearance of it to show phenotypically (actually on the skin, rather then just in the genes). I guess it will become more prevalent as breeders start to think that there is a very strong market for pied-sided snakes, but I reckon its still a bit of a hit and miss situation, as some may not take any of the genes, others only in their genes and only a few would be actually visibly pied. Its an odd science, and I think that's about right, but again, albinism is a real weird one genetically being based on rare mutations, and snakes with their two types of albinism makes it even more confusing XD Someone is bound to be able to put me right there though, and give a better description of it then me. That's just a general overview of it as I've hopefully remembered from my genetics classes at college x.x The OCD of genetics really appeals to my ordered mind XD |
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Tanis (CB10)
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