Kathy,

Both of my pics are of non-feeding hatchlings kept in the same conditions you described. The other interesting fact is that the female that produced them is a Classic, het Motley and possibly het Bloodred from your lines. I crossed this same female with a young Bloodred male this year in hopes of proving the Bloodred trait. But, assuming that the Bloodred trait is not completely simple recessive, even if the parent of my female was only het for Blood, she should have recieved some of the Blood traits.



Clint



P.S. Kathy,

How's that high white snake doing? Will it being producing any babies this year?

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• interesting subject came up earlier........any thoughts?. - draybar, Mon Jun 2 21:20:08 2003
• Clint B. has had it happen both ways! See his page for pics! np - CornsnakeKeeper5, Mon Jun 2 21:25:49 2003
• This one made it.......... - Clint Boyer, Tue Jun 3 01:10:44 2003
• This one did not.......... - Clint Boyer, Tue Jun 3 01:12:28 2003
• The few times it has happened to me....more - KathyLove, Tue Jun 3 08:11:14 2003
• Interesting coincidence! - Clint Boyer, Tue Jun 3 09:32:16 2003
• Question about cannibalism... - Taceas, Tue Jun 3 09:44:35 2003
• RE: Question about cannibalism... - Clint Boyer, Wed Jun 4 10:13:28 2003
• Thanks for the responses....I appreciate it !!....n/p - draybar, Tue Jun 3 18:51:42 2003
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• RE: HOW LONG TO KEEP SEPERATED AFTER FEEDING? - CornsRule, Thu Jun 5 22:21:25 2003