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Some of this years clutch I bred

Here is an update on the snake with the most abberant pattern. I kept five holdbacks, so I will uppdate this thread later with them.

Hmm, lets see how to past in som pics. I'll give it a try.
 

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Very interesting looking! I can't say I'm a big fan of patterns like that myself but if it's a new gene I'm sure tons of people will love it :D
 
Nice! What it looks like (to me) is a ( possibly, the base color is more "vomitmel" but the idea seemed right ;) )Motley Reverse Okeetee. The white striping on the back could actually be saddle borders that got "mottled" lol. Jmho of course, but I'd find a really nice linebred RO for a Motley RO project

plain belly btw?
 
chris68 said:
plain belly btw?
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I have never had a plainbelly snake. All of them have plenty of belly checkers.


chris68 said:
the base color is more "vomitmel" but the idea seemed right
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Yes the colour is not at all as his fathers bright orange (earlier in this thread). His mother is a snow not bred for red obviously.

I vill not breed the most extreme aberrant male until I have a bright coloured and patterned fitting female.
Until then i will use his father (see earlier post) and his brother.

His brother have the colour but not the same pattern abberation. The brother is here below:
 

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Fascinating and beautiful. Have you done any more breedings with this? If not, when do you think you will?
 
Thanks!

I keep the snakes to be able to breed them in the future.
I do not think the pattern is depending on one single gene. More likely several genes/traits interacting.
 
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