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02 Creamsicle pipping
- Thread starter nate ellis
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Alicianate ellis
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This year I only produced...
creamsicles and western hogs. Next year should be really good though, hopefully with some ghost stripes+motleys, anery stripe+motleys, butter motleys, candy canes etc.
creamsicles and western hogs. Next year should be really good though, hopefully with some ghost stripes+motleys, anery stripe+motleys, butter motleys, candy canes etc.
Hey Matt L?? (Or anyone else who can help.)
Got a question for you. (Or anyone else who may see this post.)
Are you saying that anything crossed w/ a Cream is a Rootbeer? I believe this is a new morph and I would like to really learn more from the experts on this.
Earlier this year I crossed a Cream with an Aztec. If I'm understanding you right, the Normal babies that have come out of this clutch are Rootbeers??
L8r,
Warren
Got a question for you. (Or anyone else who may see this post.)
Are you saying that anything crossed w/ a Cream is a Rootbeer? I believe this is a new morph and I would like to really learn more from the experts on this.
Earlier this year I crossed a Cream with an Aztec. If I'm understanding you right, the Normal babies that have come out of this clutch are Rootbeers??
L8r,
Warren
Matt L
New member
Warren,
I would have to say yes, however I'm not 100% clear on the normal x creamsickle cross. If it's an amel cross no matter what the percentage is, then definetly creamsickle. I would like to here some other opinions about this subject. If any one else would like to contribute.
Matt L.
I would have to say yes, however I'm not 100% clear on the normal x creamsickle cross. If it's an amel cross no matter what the percentage is, then definetly creamsickle. I would like to here some other opinions about this subject. If any one else would like to contribute.
Matt L.
nate ellis
New member
Thats how I understand it...
anything crossed with a cream is a cream no matter what and the normal looking offspring are called rootbeers. I've also heard hypos called creamsodas. If you check out High Sierra Reptiles
theres a really cool photo of 4 rootbeers showing the diff.
anything crossed with a cream is a cream no matter what and the normal looking offspring are called rootbeers. I've also heard hypos called creamsodas. If you check out High Sierra Reptiles
theres a really cool photo of 4 rootbeers showing the diff.