Hey, Anyone out there know anything about the type II anery x albino snows(blizzards)? I have been looking and looking but cant find anyone with them or that has produced them...i was wondering if it was a myth? are the genes not compatible? any help would be great thanks.
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Blizzard Boas
morphed
Nov 03, 2009 04:26 PM
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Asnakesview
Nov 04, 2009 08:45 AM
From what we have learned so far about the blizzard boa, all we know so far is that black eyed type 2 anery and kahl albinos are not compatible so now apparently there are the people who have heard this and are now trying for a black eyed type 2 X sharp albino to see if that is going to be the ticket to the beautiful and illusive blizzard boa. Again I believe that this is the case.
Siegi
Nov 04, 2009 12:34 PM
from where did you get that information.
The thing I heard is that the dh blizzard pairings produce
dead blizzard babys but the anerys and dh are allive.
I think that does´nt mean that it is impossible to produce blizzards. One time there will be a blizzard baby in good shape.
Would you please explain that incompatible thing for me
(Kahl X TypII Anery). How can they be incompatible ?
Thanks.
Siegi
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Asnakesview
Nov 04, 2009 02:30 PM
Okay maybe that was the case, that healthy babies were not produced with the Kahl line. I had heard that talking to someone, that he had tried with the Kahl line and said his next move was to see if healthy babies could be produced with the sharp strain or with the dh's and aneries het sharp. Can't wait see. In no way am I even close to an expert on this stuff I was just relaying something I had heard.
