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I followed a hunch I had this year and bred a normal female to a Ghost male. The female was found on a snake call in Hernando County, Florida about 6 or 7 years ago. I did not know anything about her background, but I did notice over the years that her offspring were always high yellow and golden colored normal babies. I wondered if, just by chance, could she have any Ghost genes? The one way to know for sure was to breed her to a Ghost. I really thought all I would end up with would be babies with an even lighter yellow coloration. But when her 2007 clutch hatched this week, I found 4 normal 100% hets/ Ghost and 4 GHOSTS! This just showed me that you NEVER KNOW! Follow through with those hunches when you get them!

Susan
SSNAKES Reptiles
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That's a nice story congrats on the Ghost that's amazing.
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Vince Pramuk

Those ghost are awsome looking. Now go play the lotto.
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Thanks and Take Care
Thomas Jones

Yeah, well done mate. Its much more exciting when your hoping for something like that ;0) wish we were all that lucky Lol
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You all talk Balls,I talk Royals ;0)

Congrats! They're beautiful. That must have been a pleasant surprise.

Those look fantastic!!!!!

Andy
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2.1 Albino BP
0.4 100% Het Albino
2.1 100% het Caramel Albino BP
1.0 100% Het Clown
1.0 50% het clown
2.12 Normal BP
0.0.2 Western Hognose
alot of cornsnakes
0.1.0 Dumeril Boa
3.6 Bearded Dragons
1.0.2 Sulcatta tortoise
3.3 Russian Tortoise
1.0 Cockatiel
0.1 Rottweiler
0.2 Boston Terriers
0.1 White Boxer
0.1 Paint Mare
bunch of geckos
0.1 Cat
0.1 Teenage daughter
1.0 Husband who puts up with all my critters.