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Wanted: Hypo Opal Stripe Male (hets ok)
- Thread starter mike17l
- Start date
ZoologyGirl
Under Tank Heather
Well, I'm pretty sure he's got more snake experience than my 25 years
And I venture to say he's more mature than you, given that you resort to putting him down for his age without even knowing him or his experience with keeping reptiles.
Have fun at kingsnake.
My mother is approaching 50...I can guarantee you she knows little to zilch about snake keeping...so obviously knowledge is not necessarily related only to chronology, but rather to experience both hands on and research/reading.
To Mike: I hope you find what you are looking for.
kgmax1228
New member
TOO MUCH TIME ON YOUR HANDS-GO CLEAN YOUR CAGES
AGAIN-NOT A PUT DOWN - JUST FACTS- YOU CANNOT HAVE MORE EXPERIENCE THAN AGE!!!!!! AND STOP TALKING BAD ABOUT YOUR MOM!
Well, I'm pretty sure he's got more snake experience than my 25 years
And I venture to say he's more mature than you, given that you resort to putting him down for his age without even knowing him or his experience with keeping reptiles.
Have fun at kingsnake.
My mother is approaching 50...I can guarantee you she knows little to zilch about snake keeping...so obviously knowledge is not necessarily related only to chronology, but rather to experience both hands on and research/reading.
To Mike: I hope you find what you are looking for.
AGAIN-NOT A PUT DOWN - JUST FACTS- YOU CANNOT HAVE MORE EXPERIENCE THAN AGE!!!!!! AND STOP TALKING BAD ABOUT YOUR MOM!
ZoologyGirl
Under Tank Heather
I agree, that's obvious. But all Torsten typed was
"Sorry to point out
P) that using a runt male for breeding wasn't actually mentioned The mention of the runt was that the breeder had the genetics to make it so he might have adults or other hatchlings for sale with those genes"
and you went into a tizzy about him being only 16. I'm not sure what only being 16 had to do with what he stated.
danielle
New member
On Topic: Mike I have a opal butter motely stripe male who will be ready next year if you want to borrow him. He looks striped but in fact is a motly stripe and I couldn't tell you if he's het stripe honestly either, but if worse comes to worse I wouldn't mine loaning him to you
reptiledoc
Embryology Rules
mike17l
Self-Admitted Duckoholic
On Topic: Mike I have a opal butter motely stripe male who will be ready next year if you want to borrow him. He looks striped but in fact is a motly stripe and I couldn't tell you if he's het stripe honestly either, but if worse comes to worse I wouldn't mine loaning him to you
Danielle, thanks for the offer, I will keep it in mind. Right now though I am really trying to find a male that is homozygous for hypo, that is the only way I can with out a doubt produce hybinos (and thus hypo opal stripes). I do not want to leave any questions.
stephen
corn breeder
produce hybinos
Just out of curiosity,why would you want that? I know with boa genetics hybinos would be called sunglow because hypo does affect the looks of them.With all the breedings I have done, I dont think you could tell if a Amel corn is Hypo or not. I think theres alot of confusion about Hypo Snow Corns and whats causing some to have the high color look, but I dont think it is Hypo.
Just out of curiosity,why would you want that? I know with boa genetics hybinos would be called sunglow because hypo does affect the looks of them.With all the breedings I have done, I dont think you could tell if a Amel corn is Hypo or not. I think theres alot of confusion about Hypo Snow Corns and whats causing some to have the high color look, but I dont think it is Hypo.
mike17l
Self-Admitted Duckoholic
You cannot tell the difference, but if you had your choice between an opal stripe and a known hypo opal stripe male, which would you choose? Which could you breed to more females and get more and better offspring? The only way to knowingly produce what I want is with a male that is homozygous for hypo.
