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Strawberry Lavender

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Even it is not proven yet to be another type of hypo ( or is it yet and I missed it ? ) , here it is .
 

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Good clean lines to this guy/gal.

Pretty in Pink.......... for all to see.

What age?

Regards. Lex
 
Looking good,just not that different..

Marc do you have any pics from the lavenders of the same clutch for comparison?
 
Here the lavender from the clutch .I have also what we think is the strawberry but it is in blue now , so the colors are not representative . After shed I will post again
 

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Thank you Marc!
It sure looks different side by side with the lavender.Hypoish..
Will be waiting for the pics.
:)
 
I think Cedar Creek Corns ran breeding trials on the Strawberry gene over the last few years. If I remember correctly, their conclusion was it appears to be selectively-bred, Hypo A.

But don't quote me.
 
Kitty said:
I think Cedar Creek Corns ran breeding trials on the Strawberry gene over the last few years. If I remember correctly, their conclusion was it appears to be selectively-bred, Hypo A.

But don't quote me.
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My hets are from CCCorns , I will talk to Chuck this summer
 
Lavenders

With all the lavenders I hatch out and how much they vary its really hard to tell what they are homo for.
I had some from ones they called the cotton candy line and the hypos that were het from those looked to be Christmas Hypo.
The thing is there is so many different genes that our corns carry that we are not even aware of, it makes it impossable to tell.
I bred the Christmas Hypo animal to another Hypo Lavender Line from Stephen Roylance and it was compatable.
But that could be because that Hypo Lav was carring the christmas hypo gene also?
Even with the cornsnake registery its to late in the game to truely know what cornsnakes carry what genes.
In the past I have bred a pair of awesome looking okeetees with thick borders and bright red color and hatched out anery stripes and this was at least 8 years ago.
It would take years of breeding trials to figure out what genes a cornsnake maybe het for!
 
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