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Next clutch is hatching

XCIN

XCIN

Cornsnake Mafia
1st baby is out of the egg :):):) I'd like this part, every day is like christmas :)
so, waiting for the other

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The dad is a Rich Hume Ghost Blood het Amel Stripe and the mom is a Ghost Blood bred by Joe Pierce, so the babys must be Ghost Bloods, but I think this baby is to dark for a Ghost Blood, so maybe the mom is only a Anery Blood and Joe sold me an Anery Blood as a Ghost Blood...
 
XCIN said:
The dad is a Rich Hume Ghost Blood het Amel Stripe and the mom is a Ghost Blood bred by Joe Pierce, so the babys must be Ghost Bloods, but I think this baby is to dark for a Ghost Blood, so maybe the mom is only a Anery Blood and Joe sold me an Anery Blood as a Ghost Blood...
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Thanks , this makes sense .
It is hard these days to judge just on look (phenotype) what genes (genotype) are in the animal . Especially when you work with hets for ...... .
A light looking granite in a clutch where you can get ghostbloods is easy to make a mis take ( nice wordplay , not ? ) . And here we are talking about some known , proven morphs . What will it be on the new ones or on the difficult ones , where phenotypes are leaning close to each other ( anery , ice, lavender and you mix these (like I did) to get hets producing something "new" )
 
I would've said that looks like a ghost blood to me, and not one bit too dark. But I've got used to seeing dark ghosts around here anyway. :)
 
I would say Granite.

And without intentions to 'crash' your thread, I post a photo of Ghost & Ghost Bloodred for comparision:

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Ghost Bloodred:

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Yus, there will be a significant difference when the neonates slough their 1st skin.

However, as your photo is, also, of a neonate it is a good comparision.


Regards. Lex
 
here is an update pic. of one of the females, I think they all are Ghost Bloods, they look different to yours Lex, but after there first shed they don't look anymore like anery bloods

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XCIN said:
here is an update pic. of one of the females, I think they all are Ghost Bloods, they look different to yours Lex, but after there first shed they don't look anymore like anery bloods
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I agree that different lines will produce an alternative 'look' to any given cultivar.

We will, no doubt, have some progress reports on your clutch as they mature?

Can you post photo's of the parents as it is, also, interesting to see/compare the visual difference of the Ghost Bloodred breeding stock.

All the Best. Lex
 
here is a pic. of the dad when I got him

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and here is a picture of him when he was 1,5 years old

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I have no pics of the mother but she's a bit darker
 
Thanks for the photo's :cheers:

A very interesting line; great photo of the male :D

Good Wishes. Lex
 
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