Male Lesser breeding female yellowbelly.
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Male Lesser breeding female yellowbelly.
No! Now you'll Finally have a Real Nice white snake!!
No, but it was a great way to show off. LOL
It wil be real nice to see what comes out of the eggs. Since both produce white snakes .
>>No! Now you'll Finally have a Real Nice white snake!!
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Thomas Jones
aligatorhunter@cox.net
? Thomas are they both white!!!
How white do they need to get?
How many Whites are there? 1
There are several different whites.
>>How many Whites are there? 1
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Thomas Jones
aligatorhunter@cox.net
Name them for me Tommy. White. Luecy/ Off white? Your turn!!
No mistake/error/etc in crossing your male Lesser with a female Yellowbelly. Someone would have crossed them eventually. I'm sure there are PLENTY of people who want to know what would hatch from Lesser X YB, or Mojave X YB, or Fire X YB, or Fire X Lesser, or Fire X Mojave, or Vin Russo's 'Lemons' X Lesser, or Lemon X YB, or Lemon X Fire, or Lemon X Mojave, etc , etc, etc.
And what about Butters? Is their 'super' form a white snake? Last I recall, the Bells had only hatched a small clutch (4 eggs?) from Butter X Butter; not really enough to say for sure if Butter is Dom or Co-Dom.
I wouldn't be surprised if someone else hasn't bred a male Lesser to a female Yellowbelly(proven CB line or unproven WC) this year.
I'm curious to see what hatches from Lesser X Yellowbelly. Honestly, I don't expect to see white snakes. Why? Ivory balls and the 'Leucistics' from the Platinum bloodline are so differently coloured. Comparing Ralph's Leucys and the various Ivorys (Yours, the Bells, Doug Beard's, The Sutherlands, Ralph's Lily) their base 'white' colouration is different, the Ivory has the colourful dorsal stripe, and their eyes are of different colours. I just don't think that Ralph's Platinum line Leucistics are the same mutation as Ivory (Yellowbelly X Yellowbelly, whomever's line).
Maybe you'll prove me wrong. 
And so what if there's no 'white snakes' in the clutch. The combo of YellowBelly and Lesser should be some kind of nice. 
And which white 'white snake' do I like overall? Ivories hands down! Ohhh, the pastel colours.

Thanks for sharing. Best of Luck this season. And DO keep posting photos of your collection; you have some beautiful animals. I'm anxious to see a new pic of the 'Marble Pastels'.
BB
I guess it comes down to if RDR's Goblin is a yellow belly or not. He bred Goblin to Phantom for a couple of years and it looks like the two groups aren't compatible.
ok..well.if this wasn't Amir's picture I'd be asking what yellowbelly?.looks just like half or more of my normal females here???
.....her top is normal as can be?........
I know.I've seen yellowbellies and YELLOW bellies and ""yellow bellies""........
sell that one Neil?........
.........just thought their tops ' were more different than this...
Thanx........
good luck..I'm sure we'll see what they throw off.....
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If I had the cash, Neil's YB would be Chad's YB.
Yellowbelly is the ultimate morph to date IMO.
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Chad Bachman
Yellowbelly to anything is not a mistake, but you already know that.
Good luck, and make us drool over the offspring when you hatch them out.
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Chad Bachman
even the ivories are boring...lol
Ivories are boring compared to everthing else they have produced to date........
You are boring, learn something in the next couple of years...LOL
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Chad Bachman
Male Ivory breeding female Yellowbelly
Very nice, but I like the other morphs produced from the YB much better..Just my opinion. Too many white Balls out there (I still wish I had some, but white is white is white to me).
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Chad Bachman
Ahhh, your just mad because I made you look like a fool when you said there weren't any gerbils in Africa.
Maybe you should learn something in the next few years.
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