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So what is the ENTIRE Het Red Axanthic..

Emberball Oct 31, 2006 07:52 PM

story? Who first produced them, how many lines, etc.?

Dave

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jasballs Oct 31, 2006 08:32 PM

There is only one line.. And that is the Wood's line!
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jos Oct 31, 2006 09:35 PM

Didn't Corey Woods Purchase a pair of Het Axanthics as black backs from the snake Keeper and acciddenly produce Red Axanthics?

Shouldn't that be the Snake Keeper line since it was theirs originally! Corey just fluked out producing the super.

Joe.

jasballs Oct 31, 2006 09:47 PM

Joe,
Do your research my friend, Your coming up short on the facts!
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dnreptiles Oct 31, 2006 10:10 PM

For Joe and those of us who have no clue and would like to know can you please elaborate on those facts. Thanks,
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edensnakes Oct 31, 2006 10:22 PM

We produced this pastel het red axanthic with a SK line het red male. Corey Woods bought a pair of "black backs" from the Sutherlands, bred them and produced a red axanthic. Greg Graziani gives the Sutherlands credit for the het red axanthic: http://www.grazianireptiles.com/mutations.htm
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jos Oct 31, 2006 11:43 PM

Thats what happend. Jasballs, why don't you enlighten us with your version!

Joe.

morphed Nov 01, 2006 07:44 AM

If SK gets credit for the Het Reds the Kevin from NERD gets credit for Vin R. Black eyed lucy

johnavilla Nov 01, 2006 09:55 AM

np
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morphed Nov 01, 2006 10:44 AM

Yeah sorry that is what i ment, its been a long morning lol.. Yes Vin bought a pair of high golds that Kevin was working with for awhile, breed them toghether and got a BLUE eyed lucy ... So in theory Kevin should get credit for those animals and the blue eyed lucy ... If SK is getting credit for the het reds...

JasBalls Nov 01, 2006 06:40 PM

My version = If it has not made a Red axanthic it aint No het red! Get me know?
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JasBalls Nov 01, 2006 07:12 PM

Greg also gives Tracey credit for the pastel spotnose. She was a year behind.. So what is your next point?
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toshamc Nov 01, 2006 10:31 AM

As the story goes - Woods bought his hets from Snakekeeper - they were thought to be genetic blackbacks. Woods produced the first Red Axanthic. So there is one proven line - that originated with Snakekeeper and was proven by Woods - they both continue to work with it. And like every other morph there are also unproven animals imported every year.
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chad_schwinn Nov 01, 2006 11:04 AM

Pleas know this is not an attack, or inquisition of any kind. In the hopes of helping to answer this void in the Het. Red Axanthic story, here is what I know.

***This is a recount of the "facts" as I have been told:

As I have been told, When Corey purchased his "blackbacks' from SK he bred them together to produce better blackbacks, when he hatched what looked like Axanthics (years after he purchased the animals from SK), he called to see if it was possible to get more siblings and the parents. SK had sold the parents and other siblings a couple of years earlier (right after Corey made his blackback purchase). Those original animals had supposedly been sold and traded a few times and it took quite some time for SK to track them down. I was told they were able to get what they believe may have been one of the original parent animals and that is the founding stock for the SK line Het. Red Axanthics.

Here are the lines I know of:
Proven to produce Red Axanthics:
1. Corey's line (Ralph's animal from Corey, and the resulting offspring)

2. An imported animal that was bred to a "Corey Woods" line animal and produced a Red Axanthic (supposedly happened this past season at first breeding of the imported male)

Proven to produce blackbacks:
There are several animals that have been proven to produce "blackbacks". Many have been imported, or pop up in captive breedings. I own 3 separate animals that are not from Het. Red Axanthic stock that when bred to normals 1/2 the clutch is blackbacked like dad. Corey has proven blackbacks that are not from Red Axanthic stock, so do many others...

Again, this is what I have been told. I have seen Ralph's breeder Red Axanthic from Corey, my original male is the offspring of Ralph's Red Axanthic to a normal.

***My Opinion***
In my opinion, there is a reason to purchase Het. Reds with proven Red Axanthic lineage.

My point (and I believe JAS's point) is that unless I see an actual Red Axanthic resulting from a blackback to blackback breeding, or know the lineage of a blackback can be traced to an actual Red Axanthic, it is not a "proven line" simply because it makes 1/2 blackbacked offspring when bred.

Please keep in mind that I am not saying there are blackbacks that will not prove to be Het. Red Axanthics in time. Because I believe some of the unproven or imported lines will prove out, but most will not.

If I am unclear, or if there are any details I left out, I hope others will add to the conversation.

Thanks, and I hope that helps.

Take Care,
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JasBalls Nov 01, 2006 06:38 PM

That is what I was talking about.. Has any other line produced a red axanthic? Until sk produces one, I consider that line nothing more then a cinny of some type..
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