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My friend Rodney hatched out 3 anery's,1 tricolor hypo,and a snow from breeding a tricolor hypo to a snow.Has anyone else produced snows het hypo?

It is a very nice clutch indeed but your friends Tricolor Hypo must have been het anery and albino as well to get what he did.
It is a very nice looking snow, I do love them but the other tricolor looks like a normal and not Hypo from that image. Was this the one or was it not in the shot as I did not see you list a normal tricolor. I would have to guess that the snow came from a triple het pairing if it did prove out het Hypo. Not many breeder snows that are proven 100% het hypo yet. The Tricolor has great genetics as well. Your friend should feel proud. Could he take a better shot of the Tricolor Hypo and post.
Thanks for sharing.
Adam

I just spoke to the owner Rodney Jtineant, and it turns out that as adam suggested in his post, there was a little misidentification: the wild type is just that--a normal looking honduran (triple het, in this case, because of the parentage). It was first thought to be a hypo but is not.

The exciting part is that the offspring proved rodney's hypo (het anery possible het albino) to be definite het for amel as well. That's a dandy male to have for the future.

This also means the anery offspring are anery het for both amel and hypo; the snow is het hypo.

all in all, a neat clutch.

terry dunham

>>My friend Rodney hatched out 3 anery's,1 tricolor hypo,and a snow from breeding a tricolor hypo to a snow.Has anyone else produced snows het hypo?
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