Original post by cake394 — 2014-11-06 00:29:17 GMT
Can someone help me ID my cal king?
Reply by Shawcal — 2016-03-29 15:40:56 GMT
Looks like a banana king to me.
Original post by Shaleeclifton96 — 2018-11-21 02:46:26 GMT
Got this guy. He was given to me as an albino kingsnake which....i dont think he is. Patterns look like a corn but his head doesnt.cant upload a picture....email shaleeclifton96@gmail.c
]]>Original post by MichaelSmith — 2018-05-16 10:17:13 GMT
Hi,
I created morph, slab, and wall. The morph is under slab so it should not be visible, but it is. A morph under the other morph is also visible. I place a furniture object above the morph, it is not visible.
Does anybody know why? It should not be visible or presented with hidden line...
Any help will be apprecited.
I didn't find the right solution from the Internet.
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]]>Original post by MichaelSmith — 2018-05-07 11:36:48 GMT
Hi,
PLS i'm trying to do multiple morph with the magic demon tool but i can only morph from one object to another, i can't seem to morph from the second object to the third object . for example i want to morph "A" to "B" to "C" to "D". but i can only morph "A" to "B". its driving me crazy
Any help will be apprecited.
I didn't find the right solution from the Internet.
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]]>Original post by KiraLight — 2016-05-12 20:45:23 GMT
I have recently breed a male reverse Okeetee corn (high white) with a female Anery corn (regular). What are the genetic types (or coloration) that I should except with the offspring?
I have pics of the snakes and their copulation but they are not posted on the internet. If interested in viewing them, feel free to ask and I will gladly send them to you.
Thank you
]]>Original post by ZooKeepr — 2014-11-11 17:59:29 GMT
hello, I'm having trouble determining if I have a Nuclear Spider or a butter/spider. Any ideas?
]]>Original post by cake394 — 2014-11-06 00:29:17 GMT
Can someone help me ID my cal king?
Reply by Shawcal — 2016-03-29 15:40:56 GMT
Looks like a banana king to me.
Original post by Justine1995 — 2012-08-25 02:11:43 GMT
I need help figuring out this little guy. He's white, with 20 clear nails, and pink stripes down his back and on his head. Does anyone recognize what he could be? I've already guessed hypo, but that can't be all. his parents were supposedly normals. http://t.co/VJDabyPy
http://t.co/bwTxruyM
http://t.co/xJRm6uBq
Original post by way2tatted — 2012-07-26 01:43:10 GMT
Picture
Reply by way2tatted — 2012-07-28 22:43:50 GMT
Well there def not normals I know that much there either yellow belly are fires.
Reply by Paul Hollander — 2012-07-28 22:09:41 GMT
Well, they are ball pythons. As far as I can tell, all the babies in the pictures are normals.
Reply by way2tatted — 2012-07-26 01:46:47 GMT
Whole clutch.
Reply by way2tatted — 2012-07-26 01:44:45 GMT
Belly shot
Original post by way2tatted — 2012-07-26 01:39:26 GMT
I bought a female of of craigslist and she was gravid but the people didn't know by what can anyone help me?
Original post by cpearson — 2012-03-19 02:39:41 GMT
I know she is a red tailed boa, but it was all I was told. I got her from a friend. I deal mostly with pythons but he said he thought she might be a pastel. Can anyone help me?
Reply by PHFaust — 2012-03-20 16:10:56 GMT
>>I know she is a red tailed boa, but it was all I was told. I got her from a friend. I deal mostly with pythons but he said he thought she might be a pastel. Can anyone help me?
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Def post this in the boa forum. Those guys will help you out!
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Original post by Southwest_Exotic — 2012-03-05 16:33:39 GMT
I have recently acquired 12 Leopard Geckos. I mainly deal with exotic fish and was looking for some help identifying what I had and what they are worth.
any help would be greatly appreciated
Russ
Southwest Exotics
Reply by PHFaust — 2012-03-10 22:33:44 GMT
>>how do I attch pics?
You cannot post a photo to the forums directly from your computer's hard drive. You must first upload the photo to the internet (many websites nowadays allow people to store their photos online). When you register to use our forums, you also receive 10 MB of free photo storage space in our Pet Hobbyist Photo Gallery. You use the same username/password to log in to the photo gallery as you would use to login to the forums. There are three ways to add a photo to your message:
You can use our variation of HMTL code in the body of the message to add a photo. See the "Tools & Toys" for instructions.
You can type the URL for the photo in the "Image URL" section found at the bottom of the message screen.
Upload a photo to the Pet Hobbyist Photo Gallery. Then when posting a message on the forum, select it from a drop down menu of the photos you have in the gallery. Using the CTRL key, you can select up to three photos. This method is the best option since some photo websites will block you from using your photos elsewhere on the internet.
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Reply by Southwest_exotic — 2012-03-09 19:27:11 GMT
how do I attch pics?
Reply by PHFaust — 2012-03-05 19:29:05 GMT
>>I have recently acquired 12 Leopard Geckos. I mainly deal with exotic fish and was looking for some help identifying what I had and what they are worth.
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>>any help would be greatly appreciated
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>>Russ
>>Southwest Exotics
Photos are always a help.
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Original post by saygire — 2012-01-17 16:35:02 GMT
I bought a bearded dragon the other day and realized he had an insane amount of lavender. And went on a search to find out if lavender was a morph or just a color bearded dragons get like brown or gray.? Also I heard somewhere that lavender could be a sign that he could carry the leucistic gene? Any info on this could help me out a lot. Thank you.
Reply by saygire — 2012-01-27 02:39:57 GMT
Can anyone give me information? I'm still stuck without an answer.
Reply by saygire — 2012-01-18 20:44:52 GMT
here he is
Reply by PHFaust — 2012-01-18 02:44:47 GMT
>>I bought a bearded dragon the other day and realized he had an insane amount of lavender. And went on a search to find out if lavender was a morph or just a color bearded dragons get like brown or gray.? Also I heard somewhere that lavender could be a sign that he could carry the leucistic gene? Any info on this could help me out a lot. Thank you.
Got pics?
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Original post by 5748 — 2011-12-23 07:24:34 GMT
Ok so I have an albino cali king and was wondering, does its color change as it grows? When I look up pictures of them I always see adults that are white and yellow, and juveniles that are pink and yellow. Mine is still fairly young and is pink rather than white, but will it fade as it ages?
Reply by rosspadilla — 2012-01-29 22:49:52 GMT
Thanks for that explanation. I never knew why they changed.
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Reply by Paul Hollander — 2011-12-28 02:33:01 GMT
The juvenile pink is caused by the the color of the snake's blood as seen through translucent skin. As the snake grows, the skin gets thicker and white coloration develops in the pink areas. So yes, the pink will fade.
Paul Hollander
Original post by jenni_lynn — 2011-10-23 00:43:34 GMT
is it possible to breed a bumblebee ball with a blue eyed lucy ball python? if so what types of morphs would i be able to get? i know the parents of the bumblebee are spider and bumblebee. if thats not possible to breed, what could i breed with my bumblebee to get an awesome morph???
]]>Original post by Kerby... — 2011-10-18 04:36:53 GMT
A Cal King displaying 2 recessive genes at the same time (Lavender & Ghost). In Cal Kings the "Ghost" gene is a single recessive gene.
Kerby...
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Original post by Kerby... — 2011-10-18 04:33:32 GMT
A Cal King displaying 2 recessive genes at the same time (Hypomelanistic & Ghost). In Cal Kings, the gene "Ghost" is a single recessive gene.
Kerby...
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Life is like a bunch of fish in an aquarium....we all get along (bonding) until I want to eat you....and I do.
Reply by rosspadilla — 2012-01-29 22:55:27 GMT
I really like this combo because the dark pigment is lighter than normal but not so light its hard to make out the pattern. I'd all of these as adults one day.
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Original post by Kerby... — 2011-10-18 04:28:22 GMT
A Cal King that is displaying 2 recessive genes at the same time.
Lavender & Hypermelanistic
Kerby...
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Life is like a bunch of fish in an aquarium....we all get along (bonding) until I want to eat you....and I do.
Original post by sstephenson — 2011-08-04 22:57:35 GMT
A couple weekends ago I had the opportunity to speak with a fellow Rosy Boa and Kenyan Sand Boa enthusiast so that we could swap some Kenyan babies. She reminded me of something that I had read some time ago about a purple rosy boa. In searching through some posts from 2005, I came across a post referring to a purple rosy color morph. Since I didn't see any photos, I have no idea what they looked like. Based on the information in the posts, it sounded like the morph resulted from a cross between a Whitewater albino and an L. trivirgata trivirgata from a locality that was not named. Does anyone have any additional information on this morph? I'd love to see some photos.
Interestingly enough, in my search for the purple rosy, I came across some photos of a "cotton candy" pink rosy. Based on the very limited info that I found, it sounded like a pair of the pink snakes didn't survive long. Any info on the pink snakes would be much appreciated as well. Thanks.
Steve
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Reply by sstephenson — 2011-11-17 16:38:05 GMT
Thanks for the history on this. I found some very limited info on these guys in old posts, but nothing I could follow up on. I appreciate your input. This isn't stuff for the locality purist I guess, but it sounded like it could be a fun project.
Steve
Reply by Bluerosy — 2011-11-17 15:27:22 GMT
The Barkers had them and popluarized this unatural cross. I think Scott Selested did the original breeding (triv x ww amel) and sold the to the barkers.
I have no idea if any exist out there today. Seems like that project died off.
but someone could make a stronger line by crossing the Mexicam triv triv into a Limburg amel coastal. I know i would buy the hets just for kicks.
The WW trait is weak, so that is probably why they died off .
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Original post by fabrizio13 — 2011-03-18 04:55:40 GMT
I was just wondering if on different snakes like ball and reticulated pythons if the lavender/purple albinos have thinner skin and that what gives them the illusion of having lavender or purple skin where the melin usually is? I can't find anything explaining why those colors occur.
Thanks!
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Reply by Paul Hollander — 2011-03-27 04:12:58 GMT
This is off the top of my head. I'm not sure it is right but it seems reasonable to me.
Blue color is caused by colorless crystals of quanine in the cells named iridophores or quanophores. The crystals refract the blue portion of the light that falls on the skin. Melanin absorbs light. If the melanin is reduced or absent, then more of the refracted blue light can be seen, giving a bluish to purplish effect.
Hope this helps.
Paul Hollander
Original post by sflaskamp — 2011-03-04 01:00:31 GMT
I was hoping that some one could tell me if an ivory is compatable with a piebald for breeding.
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Reply by wlcmmtt — 2011-03-07 02:58:10 GMT
If you bred a visual ivory, to a visual pied, you would produce all Yellow Bellies, all 100% het pied.