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wink0083
at Wed Aug 20 13:24:52 2008 [ Email Message ] [ Show All Posts by wink0083 ]
Well, everyone who hatched has now been fed at least once except for the one wierd looking normal(my wifes bringing me home a live pinky to try for him). I had posted around a week ago with pictures of him and the concensus seemed to be that he was a normal motley in shed. He's shed, but he still looks quite different than any of the other normal motleys. They are all pretty much exact copies of each other with minor pattern changes. His color is...I don't know, monotone? Anyway, he looks normal, but different. I think I'm going to keep him until next year to see what he looks like as he grows.
For any other genetics geeks out there, here's my final tally...
Motley het for? cross Motley het for?
19 eggs laid, dropped one slug.
2 eggs started to rot 3 weeks in, removed.
All are motley
6 non-hatching eggs contained 2 snows, 3 normals, 1 anery
11 live babies
2 ghost
1 anery
1 amel
6 normal
1 odd looking normal?
Below is the odd ball motley and one of the normal motleys
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 Final results from my surprise clutch - wink0083, Wed Aug 20 13:24:52 2008 
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