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Paul Hollander
at Sat Dec 31 10:28:05 2005 [ Email Message ] [ Show All Posts by Paul Hollander ]
Rule of Thumb (both sexes): Third spring, 3 feet long, 300 g.
Creamsicles are derived from a corn snake x Great Plains rat snake cross, so I don't have much use for them. YMMV.
Sorry, I don't know what makes a bubblegum snow. Though it is a pretty safe bet that two bubblegums are more likely to produce bubblegums than two snows that are not bubblegums.
As far as I know, aztec is not a codominant mutant gene, with recessive or polygenic being more likely. The effect seems to be quite variable, and you can't depend on two aztecs to drop all aztecs. Nobody seems to have the genetics nailed down tight.
You might want to get a copy of Chuck Pritzel's Cornsnake Morph Guide.
Paul Hollander
Order page for the Cornsnake Morph Guide
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