to the harlequins, and it is possible that they are the same thing. However in the interest of my projects involving the Cyclones, I will not be adding any other "aberrant" blood. While this may answer whether or not it is the same mutation, it could and probably would make things difficult to say the least to determine which babies carry which trait.

I am working on making the Cyclones 100% recognizable (whether in the F1 or F2 generation or thereafter) in a litter. I don't want to succumb to the pit falls that the jungles face. When I sell a snake I want to be able to guarantee either it is or it is not a Cyclone. It is my goal to not have to sell "possibles".

My main objective first off is having fun making things better and figuring out how everything works. My second objective is to provide Cyclones to those who wish to own them and provide them with a complete understanding of how the gene is passed to the offspring.

Thanks for the questions. I enjoy answering them. It allows me to think...lol... and put my ideals down in type, which gets me thinking about other things! lol
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Robert McPhee
www.BBCExotics.com

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