There are no clear lines between the two groups but, hets will tend to have dark boundries around the tail blotches. Homozygous or supers will have a reduced amount of darkness in the same area. All the way down to none at all. So, for example if you have a pile of 9 babies that are 33% supers, you might be able to piuck out one or two that were probable supers.

The following pics are ghosts, salmon plus Anery but they show the point:

Not the best pic but you can see the darkness around the last tail blotch. This ghost has a bit of a tail stripe so has fewer tail blotches. You can see the darkness, this is a het Hypo/anery



This one has almost no darkness around the tail blotches and is a probable Homozygous hypo/anery

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Thanks,

Dave Colling

www.rainbows-r-us-reptiles.com

0.1 Wife (WC)
0.2 kids (CBB, selectively bred from good stock)

LOL, to many snakes to list, last count:
12.24 BRB
11.13 BCI
And those are only the breeders

lots.lots.lots feeder mice and rats

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• Super Salmon? - mack1time, Sun Dec 10 11:48:37 2006
• RE: Super Salmon? - RuBeN14, Sun Dec 10 11:57:48 2006
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• RE: Super Salmon? - ChrisGilbert, Sun Dec 10 13:18:59 2006
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• How do you know? - mack1time, Sun Dec 10 17:54:47 2006
• RE: How do you know? - ChrisGilbert, Sun Dec 10 18:00:03 2006
• I wouldn't say they all look the same... - RuBeN14, Sun Dec 10 19:42:46 2006
• how so?n/p - mack1time, Sun Dec 10 21:09:19 2006
• RE: how so?n/p - rainbowsrus, Sun Dec 10 23:53:33 2006