I am wondering if anyone out there has found "spotlessness" to be genetic. Meaning, as in the photo below, that the BP has few, or no, dark spots in the side patterns.
This is one of my females (what I call "normal until proven guilty".) She is a bit unique in that she has a strange greenish tinge to her coloration.
I hesitate to call her Reduced, as she does have the gold stripy-ness on her back. I think she would produce exceptional babies if bred to an albino; that is, if her side pattern is hereditary.
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Anyone breed "spotless?"
ginevive
Jan 21, 2005 01:38 PM
Replies (2)
Maize_n_Olivia
Jan 21, 2005 07:14 PM
the pet store where I got mine gets all their snakes from one breeder and the majority of them don't have saddle holes.
I can ask for the breeders name if you'd like?
He lives somewhere in the states.
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Alexandria Neonakis
Owner of:
0.1 Green Ig: Olivia
0.1 Flourescent Orange Cornsnake: Maize
1.0 Silver Ghost Queen Cornsnake: Onyx
1.0 Leopard Gecko: Peter Griffin
1.0 Ball Python: Darwin
1.1 Cats: Jasper and Pumpkin
1.0 Dog: Ripley (Yellow Lab)
1.0 Hamster: Hammy Time Station (don't ask...)
ginevive
Jan 22, 2005 10:08 AM
That could be cool; I am looking for a male like that. My email is ginevive22@yahoo.com
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2.1 Ball pythons
1.0 Boa Constrictor Imperator
0.1 albino Cranwell's horned frog
1.0 bearded dragon
1.0 Tiger salamander
1.1 breeding Clawed frogs
1.0 black kittycat
3.1 Oscar cichlids
0.1 Paint horse mare
