>>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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• California King Genetics ? explain please - Watever, Thu Sep 22 22:04:11 2005
• You may have better luck............. - TobyEKing, Thu Sep 22 22:07:15 2005
• RE: California King Genetics ? explain please - ZFelicien, Fri Sep 23 00:29:18 2005
• And also.......... - Kerby..., Fri Sep 23 00:33:27 2005
• RE: California King Genetics ? explain please - Watever, Fri Sep 23 00:37:46 2005
• RE: California King Genetics ? explain please - ZFelicien, Fri Sep 23 00:45:10 2005
• Not a Mutation ? - Watever, Fri Sep 23 00:51:40 2005
• RE: Not a Mutation ? - ZFelicien, Fri Sep 23 06:33:23 2005
• Actually that is an OLD link, here is the updated one.... - Kerby..., Fri Sep 23 09:12:53 2005
• RE: Actually that is an OLD link, here is the updated one.... - ZFelicien, Fri Sep 23 09:22:48 2005
• Taking it to Tucson today,....... - Kerby..., Fri Sep 23 11:32:48 2005
• RE: Taking it to Tucson today,....... - ZFelicien, Fri Sep 23 11:35:19 2005
• Yes to all.... - Kerby..., Fri Sep 23 11:47:11 2005
• RE: Yes to all.... - ZFelicien, Fri Sep 23 11:49:53 2005
• RE: Actually that is an OLD link, here is the updated one.... - Watever, Fri Sep 23 10:32:06 2005
• Some answers........... - Kerby..., Fri Sep 23 11:42:35 2005
• RE: Not a Mutation ? - Watever, Fri Sep 23 10:26:39 2005
• Not the same thing,......... - Kerby..., Fri Sep 23 11:45:38 2005
• RE: California King Genetics ? explain please - Paul Hollander, Sat Sep 24 17:56:40 2005