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New corn project

boxienuts Sep 10, 2009 01:39 PM

Bought this pair a few weeks ago. The male is a lavender stripe het hypo, he has very reduced stiping and the with the stripe gene having a slight hypo effect of it's own I believe this snake will be a near solid purplish snake as an adult.
The female is a hypo lavender het stipe.
The long term goal is to breed hypo lavender to the butter stipe and produce penta hets and then breed thos back. If my calculations are correct that would create 1024 genotype possibilities and 32 phenotypes....crazy talk I know, shrug.
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Jeff Benfer
gartersnakemorph.com

Replies (12)

boxienuts Sep 10, 2009 01:40 PM

female pic
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Jeff Benfer
gartersnakemorph.com

TandJ Sep 10, 2009 08:53 PM

The F1's will give you..

Male is, Butter, Striped
Female is, Hypomelanistic, Lavender, Het for Stripe

Offspring are predicted to be...
1/2, Striped, Het for Butter, Het for Hypomel, Het for Lavender
1/2, Het for Butter, Het for Hypomel, Het for Lavender, Het for Stripe

The first gen if breeding the stripes back together would give you...

Male is, Striped, Het for Butter, Het for Hypomel, Het for Lavender
Female is, Striped, Het for Butter, Het for Hypomel, Het for Lavender

Offspring are predicted to be...
16/256, Striped, Het for Butter, Het for Hypomel, Het for Lavender
8/256, Striped, Het for Butter, Het for Hypomel
8/256, Striped, Het for Opal, Het for Hypomel
8/256, Striped, Het for Butter, Het for Lavender
8/256, Striped, Het for Amber, Het for Lavender
8/256, Amelanistic, Striped, Het for Amber, Het for Lavender
8/256, Hypomelanistic, Striped, Het for Butter, Het for Lavender
8/256, Caramel, Striped, Het for Opal, Het for Hypomel
8/256, Lavender, Striped, Het for Butter, Het for Hypomel
4/256, Caramel, Striped, Het for Amel, Het for Hypomel
4/256, Hypomelanistic, Striped, Het for Butter
4/256, Hypomelanistic, Striped, Het for Opal
4/256, Butter, Striped, Het for Hypomel, Het for Lavender
4/256, Amelanistic, Striped, Het for Caramel, Het for Lavender
4/256, Amelanistic, Striped, Het for Amber
4/256, Caramel, Striped, Het for Opal
4/256, Amber, Striped, Het for Opal
4/256, Amelanistic, Hypomelanistic (masked), Striped, Het for Caramel, Het for Lavender
4/256, Hypomelanistic, Striped, Het for Caramel, Het for Lavender
4/256, Caramel, Lavender, Striped, Het for Amel, Het for Hypomel
4/256, Striped, Het for Opal
4/256, Striped, Het for Caramel, Het for Lavender
4/256, Striped, Het for Hypomel, Het for Lavender
4/256, Amelanistic, Striped, Het for Hypomel, Het for Lavender
4/256, Caramel, Striped, Het for Hypomel, Het for Lavender
4/256, Lavender, Striped, Het for Butter
4/256, Hypomelanistic, Lavender, Striped, Het for Butter
4/256, Opal, Striped, Het for Amber
4/256, Lavender, Striped, Het for Amber
4/256, Striped, Het for Amel, Het for Hypomel
4/256, Lavender, Striped, Het for Amel, Het for Hypomel
4/256, Striped, Het for Amber
4/256, Striped, Het for Butter
2/256, Hypomelanistic, Striped, Het for Caramel
2/256, Striped, Het for Amel
2/256, Amelanistic, Striped, Het for Lavender
2/256, Striped, Het for Hypomel
2/256, Butter, Striped, Het for Hypomel
2/256, Amber, Striped, Het for Amel
2/256, Amelanistic, Hypomelanistic (masked), Striped, Het for Caramel
2/256, Amelanistic, Striped, Het for Caramel
2/256, Amber, Lavender, Striped, Het for Amel
2/256, Amelanistic, Striped, Het for Hypomel
2/256, Hypomelanistic, Striped, Het for Amel
2/256, Caramel, Striped, Het for Hypomel
2/256, Striped, Het for Caramel
2/256, Caramel, Striped, Het for Amel
2/256, Striped, Het for Lavender
2/256, Butter, Hypomelanistic (masked), Striped, Het for Lavender
2/256, Hypomelanistic, Lavender, Striped, Het for Caramel
2/256, Opal, Striped, Het for Caramel
2/256, Lavender, Striped, Het for Caramel
2/256, Hypomelanistic, Lavender, Striped, Het for Amel
2/256, Opal, Striped, Het for Hypomel
2/256, Lavender, Striped, Het for Hypomel
2/256, Hypomelanistic, Striped, Het for Lavender
2/256, Lavender, Striped, Het for Amel
2/256, Amelanistic, Hypomelanistic (masked), Striped, Het for Lavender
2/256, Amber, Striped, Het for Lavender
2/256, Caramel, Lavender, Striped, Het for Amel
2/256, Butter, Striped, Het for Lavender
2/256, Caramel, Striped, Het for Lavender
2/256, Caramel, Lavender, Striped, Het for Hypomel
2/256, Opal, Hypomelanistic, Striped, Het for Caramel
2/256, Butter, Lavender, Striped, Het for Hypomel
1/256, Hypomelanistic, Lavender, Striped
1/256, Amber, Lavender, Striped
1/256, Amelanistic, Striped
1/256, Caramel, Lavender, Striped
1/256, Hypomelanistic, Striped
1/256, Opal, Hypomelanistic, Striped
1/256, Lavender, Striped
1/256, Striped
1/256, Butter, Striped
1/256, Butter, Hypomelanistic (masked), Lavender, Striped
1/256, Butter, Hypomelanistic (masked), Striped
1/256, Opal, Striped
1/256, Amber, Striped
1/256, Butter, Lavender, Striped
1/256, Caramel, Striped
1/256, Amelanistic, Hypomelanistic (masked), Striped

TandJ Sep 10, 2009 08:54 PM

The other group of non striped off spring would..

Male is, Het for Butter, Het for Hypomel, Het for Lavender, Het for Stripe
Female is, Het for Butter, Het for Hypomel, Het for Lavender, Het for Stripe

Offspring are predicted to be...
NOTE: THIS IS A *PHENOTYPE RESULTS ONLY* REPORT
243/1024, Normal
81/1024, Striped
81/1024, Amelanistic
81/1024, Hypomelanistic
81/1024, Caramel
81/1024, Lavender
27/1024, Caramel, Striped
27/1024, Opal
27/1024, Hypomelanistic, Lavender
27/1024, Hypomelanistic, Striped
27/1024, Amelanistic, Striped
27/1024, Lavender, Striped
27/1024, Amber
27/1024, Butter
27/1024, Amelanistic, Hypomelanistic (masked)
27/1024, Caramel, Lavender
9/1024, Amber, Striped
9/1024, Butter, Hypomelanistic (masked)
9/1024, Amelanistic, Hypomelanistic (masked), Striped
9/1024, Butter, Striped
9/1024, Opal, Hypomelanistic
9/1024, Butter, Lavender
9/1024, Amber, Lavender
9/1024, Opal, Striped
9/1024, Hypomelanistic, Lavender, Striped
9/1024, Caramel, Lavender, Striped
3/1024, Butter, Hypomelanistic (masked), Lavender
3/1024, Opal, Hypomelanistic, Striped
3/1024, Butter, Lavender, Striped
3/1024, Amber, Lavender, Striped
3/1024, Butter, Hypomelanistic (masked), Striped
1/1024, Butter, Hypomelanistic (masked), Lavender, Striped

TandJ Sep 10, 2009 08:56 PM

I have a few groups of animals that have multi hets involved.. Its like Christmas... Cheers..

Regards.. Tim of T and J

DMong Sep 10, 2009 11:19 PM

Geesh!,...is that all those things are capable of producing?, I was under the impression there would be a few genetic combinations involved..LOL!

Thank GOD for the progeny predictor program!, could you imagine the head scratching it would take otherwise?..LOL!

~Doug
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"Better to be silent and thought a fool, than to open mouth and remove any doubt!"

boxienuts Sep 11, 2009 07:45 AM

Doug it is nice that we have those programs, but it's kinda fun to write it out on paper too. I did a punnet on paper to predict my 64 possibilties and ratios for my triple hets offspring but no way was I going to do it for penta hets, I would have to use a wall, and at some point it would just get ungly, lol
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Jeff Benfer
gartersnakemorph.com

DMong Sep 11, 2009 09:27 AM

n/p
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"Better to be silent and thought a fool, than to open mouth and remove any doubt!"

boxienuts Sep 11, 2009 07:41 AM

Cool thanks Tim. My butter stripe is a female, so will likely breed her to the lavender stripe het hypo male first year, and also breed him to the female hypo het stripe female as well and then if I produce a male hypo lavender stripe or hypo lavender from that second breeding, I will then breed that snake next to the butter stripe. Probably the better breeding in the long run would be to breed a male hypo lavender stripe to the butter stripe because at least that way all would be visual stripes would would have more marketablility than producing all those visual normals multi pos hets. Either way at some point it will be difficult to say exactly what the genotype is with some of those animals due to the hypo being masked by the amel, probably would be a better project in some ways if I used a different gene than the hypo but I love the look of the hypo lavender, of course I like the lavender stripe even better. It will be like you said Christmas when they start hatching either way.
Thanks for running and posting those numbers.
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Jeff Benfer
gartersnakemorph.com

TandJ Sep 12, 2009 09:22 AM

Jeff, you fair well know yourself, that things can stretch quite far on multi het mongols.. *lol* You got your buter stripes this year, and that seemed to take for ever, these new ones are going to drive right up the wall..

Occasionally, I whoomp on the odds..

Regards.. Tim of T and J

guyergenetics Sep 12, 2009 08:23 AM

This is a really cool project Jeff! Best of luck with it!

boxienuts Sep 12, 2009 01:02 PM

Thanks Justin, I know you have a similar project as well except with the motley in the mix, which is what got me motivated to looking into the lavenders in the first place, so thanks for that, but I love the stripes, probably a carry over from my love of the garters, same reason I love the tessera so much, too bad it's out of my reach price wise for now. So anyways best of luck with yours too.
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Jeff Benfer
gartersnakemorph.com

TandJ Sep 20, 2009 11:20 PM

I have a very similair project wandering around here too.. Motley instead of stripe as well.. They should have been ready for next year, but I don;t think I am going to get the chance.. *pouties*

Regards.. Tim of T and J

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