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The odds gods have been with me this year!
Came home sunday to a pile of pastels!
Granted I know this is a project not as exciting as some of the others folks might have but I'm happy with the outcome of this clutch and Out of 6 eggs we got 5 pastels and one pretty normal (hoping it's a girl! )
Can't believe how faded this one's head is!
Thanks for looking!
Great looking clutch....now that's a nice number of pics!
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Cheers,
Jessica Gibbs
Ball Pythons; Corn Snakes; Green Tree Python; Jungle Carpet Pythons; Bci; Bcl
3.0 Crazy Dogs and 2.0 cats
Some Tropical Fish
...........and growing!
Nice clutch! Looks like those pastels have some great color.
Don't kid yourself that's a fine looking clutch and project, super odds and really nice looking pastels, very purple heads, clean colorful sides, they're gorgeous.
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Jeff Benfer
gartersnakemorph.com
Very nice pastels. Congrats on the odds!
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Alice Cobb
Florida Reptile Room
Congratulation
Is the burgundy a dominant or recessive gene ?
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love this world, don't hate it.
Thank you to everyone who commented...
As for the Genetics of the Burgundy Hypo... It is a Simple Recessive gene.
I bred a Het Burgundy to my male Pastel to make these pastel 50% poss hets...
Popped all the babies last night as I wanted to give them a few days to settle before I go popping them stressing them more after all the pics. LOL...
I ended up with 1.4 Pastel 50% poss het burgundy's and 1.0 50% Male Poss Het Burgundy... The odds and sex ratio couldn't have been any better!! LOL
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