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Amazonreptile
at Tue Oct 6 15:51:56 2009 [ Email Message ] [ Show All Posts by Amazonreptile ]
I do not offer my thoughts (you did ask!). Instead I bring a few questions to the table.
Is the "WC Monlezun" in the family tree a single specimen being represented in both parents?
I ask because...........
If this is true, then the original "WC Monlezun" is likely "het" for your trait, then his/her offspring are "possible hets" that then proved out in your potential mutation. With "WC Monlezun" represented on both sides of the parentage it is quite possible to send a simple recessive unknown down a few generations until a test cross
This exact scenario brought albino Lampropeltis ruthveni to the herp trade, so why not in Pituophis ruthveni! 8^)
Further, your potential (even likely) mutation is indeed proven simple recessive in a few other animals. Across the board it is called "granite". Check out granite burmese pythons or childrens pythons.
Congrats on an impressive animal. I cannot wait to see what it brings ya. Wooooohoooooooooo!
>>This is from a (WC Monlezun X Vandeventer) Male X (WC Monlezun X Female. >>The parents are from Tom Agosta. This is a PURE LA Pine. >>I do believe it is reproducible. I do not think it is simple recessive. Only time and breeding will tell. >>Tell me what you think. >>Karl >> >> >>----- >>Boneyardreptiles.com ----- AMAZON REPTILE CENTER
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