IS it co-dominant? Has anbody tried puting different morphs into it?
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what kind of genetic trait is the blood boa?
boastud
Feb 05, 2004 10:28 AM
Replies (7)
slytherin
Feb 05, 2004 12:16 PM
hey boastud sorry this isn't an answer.
i actually was curious if your male ball ever got in the mood??
boastud
Feb 05, 2004 12:21 PM
No i tried all the things that people have been giving me. It does seem that he is courting, he is allways on top or real close to the females, but the tails are always in opposite directions. I am just hoping that they were breeding at night or in the afternoon while im gone.
Ryan
slytherin
Feb 05, 2004 12:34 PM
well best of luck dude. i'm sure you seperated them for awhile that seemedto work for me to. hey try some barry white.....everytime barry plays somebody gets laid..lol
Amanda E
Feb 05, 2004 02:56 PM
I believe it is simple recessive, but I could be wrong.
The guys at VPI have made Pewter boas from crossing Blood x Anery. I think the Anery that was used was a Type II Anery, but again I could be mistaken.
Go here to see a photo:
http://www.vpi.com/VPIBraggersPost/upload/07032003164503
http://www.vpi.com/VPIBraggersPost/upload/07032003164349
Randall_Turner
Feb 05, 2004 09:37 PM
You are correct the pewter is a blood x type 2 anery.
later
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Randall L Turner Jr.
www.aircapitalconstrictors.com
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Brian Oakley
Feb 05, 2004 06:50 PM
the blood boa is a recessive trait, not co-dom.
Yes, the blood boa has been bred into the Anery gene by the Barkers. They bred the offspring to produce Pewters.
AWESOME looking snakes.
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Brian Oakley
Phoenix, Arizona
BrianOakley@cox.net
kirby
Feb 06, 2004 04:19 PM
I know Ron St. Pierre bred his bloods and had a few come out anerythristic which were really the first pewters. These were sold and bred and another litter with Pewters was produced which Tracy purchased. I know VPI did produce some awesome bloods this year but I don't remember if they produced any pewters. I don't think they have ever bred a blood x type 2 anerythristic. It appears that the original animals were hets and that VPI acquired offspring from these animals. Tracy please correct me if I am wrong.
Rich Ihle bred blood x hypo a few years ago and I would expect to see him produce hypo bloods this year. I would expect the blood to be bred to T and T- albinos in the near future.
Bill Kirby
