Supposedly the pin has been proven codom. Who has the photos of the super?
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OK where are the pics - who has them?
SPJ01
Sep 19, 2008 06:54 PM
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Coldthumb
Sep 19, 2008 07:11 PM
>>Supposedly the pin has been proven codom. Who has the photos of the super?
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Charles Glaspie
http://www.myspace.com/coldthumb
BrucenBruce
Sep 20, 2008 06:39 AM
All I heard was that Brian's got a male who, out of 11 eggs, has produced only pinstripes. I don't have reason to think he looks any different than any other pin.
~Bruce
AandBReptile
Sep 20, 2008 05:18 PM
The super pin looks like a pinstripe, just produces all pin offspring rather than half.
amarilrose
Sep 22, 2008 12:23 AM
If that's the case, then let's not mix terms and confuse newbies!
IF that case is true - that a pin exists that only produces pins when bred to a normal, then it proves the pinstripe morph is a true DOMINANT mutation, and NOT a codominant mutation!
...but I'm not in the loop, which makes me nobody to know one way or the other how true this rumor really is; this is the first I have heard of any of this, and can't expect any different!
Take care
~Rebecca
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1.0.0 Dumeril's Boa '04
1.2.1 Ball Pythons
[1.0.0 '05 Orange Hypo (Specter)]
[0.1.0 '05 Het Orange Hypo (Sylvia)]
[0.1.0 '08 VPI line Axanthic (Jane)]
[0.0.1 '03 Normal (Sue)]
0.2 American Pit Bull Terriers (40lb darling lap dogs:Brandy&Mara)
...and MANY more years' experience in colubrids
