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RE: Not a Mutation ?

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Posted by: Watever at Fri Sep 23 10:26:39 2005   [ Email Message ] [ Show All Posts by Watever ]  
   

>>Morph = Mutation
>>the striped kings are a found in he wild.

It's still a mutation, it's just a wild mutation. Just like you could find albinos in the wild. It's just not a selective breeding or a designer morph then ?

>>Motley is a gene associated with Cornsnakes

I think people use "spotted" for the cal king ? so I am assuming it's a dominant gene just like the stripe is.
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