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More Red Factor fun stuff!!

MysticExotics

MysticExotics

(formerly NWHeather)
This RF male was produced by Matt Stewart (NWBloodlines), out of a Sunkissed Motley male, an a Cayenne Fire female (both of which are are here now).

This guy is full of all kinds of fun hets (Amel, Bloodred/Diffused, Sunkissed, Motley).
 

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Beautiful snake. It's probably here somewhere, but could you explain the "Cayenne fire " part for me. Is that a red factor fire? or is the cayenne red different?
 
It is my understanding that Cayenne Fire is Fire + Red Factor. The Dam to this male is a Cayenne Fire, and the Sire is a Sunkissed Motley. I don't know how many babies ended up RF out of this clutch, but with RF being dominant, it confirms to me that is the case.

I think, but am not sure, that it may be RF that is in Sunglow's, as well. I read on Don's page that it's not just the lack of borders that makes it a Sunglow, but that there is an added red wash that makes it more saturated in coloring, that makes it a Sunglow.

Now that Tara (Tara80) will be able to devote more time to Cornsnake projects, we are going to be working on a few projects together again, including Red Factor stuff.
 
MysticExotics said:
It is my understanding that Cayenne Fire is Fire + Red Factor. The Dam to this male is a Cayenne Fire, and the Sire is a Sunkissed Motley. I don't know how many babies ended up RF out of this clutch, but with RF being dominant, it confirms to me that is the case.

I think, but am not sure, that it may be RF that is in Sunglow's, as well. I read on Don's page that it's not just the lack of borders that makes it a Sunglow, but that there is an added red wash that makes it more saturated in coloring, that makes it a Sunglow.

Now that Tara (Tara80) will be able to devote more time to Cornsnake projects, we are going to be working on a few projects together again, including Red Factor stuff.
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So if I understand correctly, RED FACTOR/MASK is the red wash on the ground zones between the saddles and RED COAT is a red wash over the saddles and the ground zone *entire snake*?
Joe P. mentioned that it may also be co-dom. WHOOT! :devil01:
 
I don't know as much about Red Coat, other that it is a recessive gene, Red Factor is dominant).
RF gives a wash (saturation) over the whole snake, not just the ground color. At least that's my experience, looking at Cinaed, his offspring and now this new male.
 
MysticExotics said:
I don't know as much about Red Coat, other that it is a recessive gene, Red Factor is dominant).
RF gives a wash (saturation) over the whole snake, not just the ground color. At least that's my experience, looking at Cinaed, his offspring and now this new male.
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Good to know! Thanx..
 
ceduke said:
You know...her daddy was het bloodred so I'll bet she is! I'll test her out later. :D
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"They" say there are "no markers for hets", but I tend to disagree, I've seen a few things that lead me to believe that there can be markers for certain hets, Bloodred being one of them.
 
MysticExotics said:
"They" say there are "no markers for hets", but I tend to disagree, I've seen a few things that lead me to believe that there can be markers for certain hets, Bloodred being one of them.
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I agree with markers for diffused and a few others being pretty visible. I *think* the male I'm planning to pair her with next year is het diffused, maybe Shiari will pop in and confirm that for me. :D
 
Careful with that red stuff, if the authorities are ever at your place they might think that it's a bloody crime scene.
 
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