First year breeding these (Rick Staub stock).
Kerby...
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Davis clutch....
Kerby...
Aug 13, 2007 10:16 PM
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Rick Staub
Aug 14, 2007 02:49 PM
Those are nice and plump. Congrats. When are the Mendota crosses expected to hatch?
>>First year breeding these (Rick Staub stock).
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>>Kerby...
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Rick Staub
Rick Staub
Aug 14, 2007 02:50 PM
Those are nice and plump. Congrats. When are the Mendota crosses expected to hatch?
>>First year breeding these (Rick Staub stock).
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>>Kerby...
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Rick Staub
Kerby...
Aug 14, 2007 07:46 PM
In a thread titled: "It's confirmed"
I bred the Davis male to a female Mendota.
Nice clutch pic in that thread.
All hypermelanistics.
Kerby...
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Rick Staub
Aug 14, 2007 08:11 PM
Found it. Sorry I missed the discussion. Do you have Baja animals to test in a cross? I bet they are the same. The Long Beach animals also.
Throwing my 2 cents in on the striped males discussion, it could be that striping is partially controlled hormonally which would make it appear to be sex linked. Many possibilities when it comes to gene regulation.
>>In a thread titled: "It's confirmed"
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>>I bred the Davis male to a female Mendota.
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>>Nice clutch pic in that thread.
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>>All hypermelanistics.
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>>Kerby...
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>>Lonesome Valley Reptiles
>>www.lonesomevalleyreptiles.com
>>Specializing In California Kingsnakes
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Rick Staub
