Looking good there Col. They're not the most active snakes, but they sure are easy on the eye! I didn't breed anything last year but will be trying that pairing again this year, to see if there are any more of the yellow & green spotted buggers. I sold all bar one of that clutch, luckily mine was one that coloured like that too, so there are a few around. I'll see if I can get a couple of shots to Colin the mod to post on here for me - I'm a tech dunce so haven't cracked the code for posting pics here!
J
Sorry Zulu forgot to say your snakes are beautiful, I don't have a favourite, they're all pretty
ouch Jamie
Yay!!! I did it! Thank you Kyro for the great instructions!
J
Love em Zulu, i think its time for me to get a Chondro!
Don't want to hijack Zulu's thread, but it's interesting that some of the babies from that clutch turned green in the normal way, but even if I do say so myself, they were still a gorgeous bright green. About half of them ended up with the 50-50 yellow-green blotching. Mine is a boy, so when I do this pairing again, I'll probably hang on to a few for a while until I can see how they will change. It's obvious from day one of the change - they go scale by scale, rather than starting with a green wash.
I know so little about the genetics of this stuff Michael... please help me out!!!
J
Hey Zulu, if yours is a girl, I think I sold it to you by mistake! I'll pick her up from you when I'm next in town!!! I've got a couple of bredli you can have in exchange
J
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