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Genetics in Herps

UAWPrez Mar 09, 2008 07:06 PM

Has anyone read the book titled Genetics in Herps? After reading the thread below, I ordered the book online to gain a better understanding of pairing results.
Is it worth a read?
Kirk

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1.1 Jungle Carpet Python (both gorgeous)
1.1 Ball Python (normals, he said proudly)
3.3 hatchling ball pythons (normals)
1.1 Ball Python (het for albino)(gonna make my own albino)
1.1 Corn Snake (Okeetee, Sunglow x Snow)
0.1 Gray band Kingsnake (Blairs)
1.1 Desert Kingsnake
1.0 Andean Milksnake (het Inca phase)
1.0 Bullsnake (normal)(my garbage disposal snake)
1.1 Bullsnake (red bulls)
1.1 Black Pine Snake
1.1 Southern Snow Pine (snow)(red phase snow)
1.1 Mexican Pine snake
1.1 Black Milk snake
1.0 Western Hognose (possible het albino)
1.0 Rhodesian Ridgeback (Hondo)
0.1 Spouse (WC)(hates the herps,and not real crazy about the dog)

Replies (1)

Paul Hollander Mar 10, 2008 06:56 PM

Could that be Pritzel's Genetics For Herpers? If so, it's money well spent.

Paul Hollander

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