I am still not seeing any co-dominance? Where is the co-dominance? You bred a green to a green and got more greens? That makes it co-dominant? What about the fact that it is most likely like the reds, you know, a line bred trait. Also if you have been working on the project for 6 years, you would think that there would be more animals produced.

No one is doubting you have green snakes. What people are questioning is the claim that they are co-dominant. You have not shown a single sred of proof that it is a co-dominant gene at play here. And to be quite honest, in over 20 years of keeping anf breeding reptiles, I have never seen a co-dominant color morph in any species.

My opinion, you are working with nothing more than some nice green normals worth a fraction of what you are asking and I really hope no one gets suckered into buying them for the rediculous price you are asking. Doubling the price still does not make it a real, new, co-dominant gene dude.

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• Link to new evo green hognose - Spider3474, Mon Jul 30 17:02:01 2012
• RE: Link to new evo green hognose - brocknjen, Mon Jul 30 17:26:25 2012
• RE: Link to new evo green hognose - lucasjennings, Mon Jul 30 20:00:38 2012
• RE: Link to new evo green hognose - daneby, Mon Jul 30 19:59:11 2012
• RE: Link to new evo green hognose - Gregg_M_Madden, Tue Jul 31 15:25:18 2012
• RE: WORD!! N/P - josephschmidt, Tue Jul 31 16:22:18 2012
• RE: Link to new evo green hognose - daneby, Tue Jul 31 17:07:19 2012
• RE: Look at this green. - Gregg_M_Madden, Tue Jul 31 17:40:27 2012
• RE: Link to new evo green hognose - lucasjennings, Wed Aug 1 17:16:57 2012
• RE: Link to new evo green hognose - spider3474, Tue Jul 31 21:11:00 2012
• Yeah but... - Gregg_M_Madden, Wed Aug 1 07:24:58 2012
• RE: Yeah but... - lucasjennings, Wed Aug 1 17:17:40 2012
• RE: Link to new evo green hognose - brocknjen, Tue Jul 31 18:33:29 2012