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at Tue Oct 6 07:51:31 2009 [ Report Abuse ] [ Email Message ] [ Show All Posts by boxienuts ]
Yep, that explains it doesn't it, being that flame and erythristic are both polygenetic behaving traits, and erythristic seems to be even more polygenetic and harder to pass on to offspring with out diluting and achieving the same phenotype look as the original parents....this is that 1 in 100 snake, great example of what snake to select out a be "THE" breeder. Now take that and add ablino... thats what we are all wanting to see when we open that tub in the spring, solid neon orange top to bottom, lol.
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Jeff Benfer
gartersnakemorph.com
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RE: Flaming flame possibly ... - boxienuts, Tue Oct 6 07:51:31 2009