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We just got back from Daytona, what a birthday weekend!! We wound up with the following snakes:
1 male motley het for butter
1 female motley het for butter
1 female snow
1 female het for albino okeetee
1 male motley mutt(we are not sure what all he is het for) for my son's girlfriend
and 1 ball python for my son's girlfriend's little brother.
It was a successfull trip. We will have butters in a few years!!! These are our first non-boids, and we are very excited to get into corn breeding.
Those hets for butter may also be het for hurricane motley. But right now they have some awsome cirlces down their backs I will get some pictures up soon.
I wasn't aware that "hurricane motley" had been determined to be brought about by a specific genetic mutation. I was under the impression that it was the result of selective breeding.
Who discovered the genetic tie? I must really have been asleep on that one!
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Darin Chappell
Hillbilly Herps
PO Box 254
Rogersville, MO 65742
both of mine are siblings that are showing what looks like a slight hurricane motely pattern so I am going on a limb and hoping for it in there babies in a few years
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