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Im thinking about going for the bateater hybrid, and i was just wondering if anyone has had luck with it? and any advice?
also I have a tiger retic and i wanted to know if i got an albino burm or patternless etc. if it will change the outcome of the offspring (stupid question, i know)
any input would be apreciated
-echo-
I do not think it would change things. If you got a green and bred it to the tiger, the babies would be het for green. If the genes are able to be passed. It is a big risk involved in breeding the 2. Infertile clutches and such. Good luck.
>>Im thinking about going for the bateater hybrid, and i was just wondering if anyone has had luck with it? and any advice?
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>>also I have a tiger retic and i wanted to know if i got an albino burm or patternless etc. if it will change the outcome of the offspring (stupid question, i know)
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>>any input would be apreciated
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>>-echo-
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Thomas Jones
aligatorhunter@earthlink.net
You may want to check out this thread. Very good information about bateaters and the possibilities with their genes.
http://forums.kingsnake.com/view.php?id=279469,279469
Since my Retic is a tiger, does that make it higher risk? Would it be worth raising a burm for years to mate with my male? or is the tiger morph just something that is going to effect retics?
-echo-
I have seen pics of bateatters bred from normal burm to a normal retic. Also pics of tiger to a normal burm. They both looked the same. Why not get an adult normal burm and try it. It may take a couple of seasons but if you get some it is worth it. I am trying to adopt a normal burm just for this purpose. It helps save a burm and i have a chance to produce bateatters. If this happens the guy i am getting the burm from will get a bateatter.
>>Since my Retic is a tiger, does that make it higher risk? Would it be worth raising a burm for years to mate with my male? or is the tiger morph just something that is going to effect retics?
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>>-echo-
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Thomas Jones
aligatorhunter@earthlink.net
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