That is very true Jimmy, if a trait doesn't have a true recessive mode of inheritance right out of the gate, it can't be a recessive trait later on down the line unless something CHANGES along the way into a true recessive gene. In which case, it could give the false impression of it being that way prior..LOL!

I really don't know any more about the "incas" line gene than what has already been mentioned. And I do know they are variable in their patterning from individual to individual.

Very cool snakes everyone!!!..



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