• Hello!

    Either you have not registered on this site yet, or you are registered but have not logged in. In either case, you will not be able to use the full functionality of this site until you have registered, and then logged in after your registration has been approved.

    Registration is FREE, so please register so you can participate instead of remaining a lurker....

    Please be certain that the location field is correctly filled out when you register. All registrations that appear to be bogus will be rejected. Which means that if your location field does NOT match the actual location of your registration IP address, then your registration will be rejected.

    Sorry about the strictness of this requirement, but it is necessary to block spammers and scammers at the door as much as possible.

Butter bloodred clutch - some crazy things happening!!

Blue Apple Herps

aka Matthew, PhD
So my clutch from an amel het caramel blood and a caramel het amel blood hatched over the weekend. I got some very unexpected results! When they where pipping I saw some solid white noses and I got very exciting thinking I was going to have some killer bloodreds, nope. I was wrong. Blizzards hatched out instead. I also got (what I think) is an amber as well.

So they're both het charcoal and hypo as well (though I didn't get any charcoals). So far only one blood has hatched, but its a butter blood, so I'm excited. There are three more waiting to come out, a butter, caramel, and normal. Maybe one of them will be a blood too.

Crappy shots, but still wanted to share.

Butter blood head:
P1010009-3.jpg


Mix of them:
P1010004-2.jpg


Close up of mix. Can someone confirm that the lighter one is an amber? Looks not red enough to just be a hypo to me.
P1010007-4.jpg
 
nice man, real nice. got to love surprises

The hypo part I'm excited about, but the charcoal I'd rather not have in there at all. I don't know if any homozygous charcoal caramels have been produced, but if it interacts with caramel like anery a does then it throws a big monkey wrench in things. Oh well, I should be pumped that I even got a butter blood.
 
Maybe it's my monitor, but I don't see any bloodred heads in the photos.:shrugs:
Great looking clutch though!

She doesn't have a perfect skull pattern, but is the very first one. I've seen bloods that had heads like hers, plus her belly is 100% clear. She's definitely not the best example of the morph, but from what I've seen of the caramal based bloods, they're not that great, will probably have to do some line breeding to get it great.
 
Yeah, there are amels, but you're right you'd expect more bloods. I'd also expect more hypos, but only got one. I got three blizzards, but no charcoals...

The odds aren't lining up as one would predict either way...
 
Great Clutch Matthew. A Sulphur is something I hope to hatch next season. You had some nice hets at work there including the unknowns. Again, great clutch. :cheers:
Jay :cool:
 
:bowdown:
Any chance of another male having fathered a few of those babies, even from last year's breeding (if any)?


I'm wondering the same thing. Not that I wouldn't be excited having such results!

Have you considered the possibility one of those blizzards being a whiteout?!!
 
Thanks for the compliments everyone!

Any chance of another male having fathered a few of those babies, even from last year's breeding (if any)?

:bowdown:


I'm wondering the same thing. Not that I wouldn't be excited having such results!

Have you considered the possibility one of those blizzards being a whiteout?!!

They were both virgins. The male was an '06 and the female an '05. And she was only paired with the one male.

And I've thought about that the blizzards could be a whiteout, heck maybe I hit the jackpot and its a quintuple homozygous animal: amel, caramel, charcoal, hypo, and blood!! :sidestep:
 
Back
Top