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Posted by: delphi22 at Mon Aug 2 18:01:49 2010 [ Report Abuse ] [ Email Message ] [ Show All Posts by delphi22 ] Hi, I have a hypo cali king who I want to pair up next year with an amel corn. I have pictures of both parents,but don't know how to attach them so if you know how to please let me know that too. The snakes live together and have for two years. I feed them seperately and have never had any problems. Since they have been housed together all this time, would you suspect she the cornsnake will be more receptive to he the kingsnake. Have others found a male cali over a female corn to be any more successful than a male corn over a female cali or does that even matter. I also was wondering if hypomelanism or amelansim are at the same places genetically on these two species...as in will I get lighter patterns? I know many people say cali genes muddy up a pattern and my question is, if he is hypo will the patterning be less muddied? [ Reply To This Message ] [ Subscribe to this Thread ] [ Show Entire Thread ] | ||
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