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Daytona Lavmots!
- Thread starter Memphios
- Start date
Memphios
Unknown Entity
John go right ahead, I'd love to see them! I bought them as no known hets, so who knows? :shrugs: I saw these and immediately wanted to start perfecting the motley stripe in them. Project of mine I guess.
Thanks!
zorro
Old Guy
These are the parents when they were breeding last year the second is two girls from them. One is a motley stripe and one a stripe. I just took the pic for comparison.
Thanks
John
RavenSpirit360
Mitakuye Oyasin
They are Beautiful!!!! 
SickPyth7
Snakes
I also got this pair from Rich at Daytona. I couldn't believe how complete the stripe was on the male so I picked him up! And who could leave without a friend for him?
I'm not an expert but I bet if breed that fully striped motley lavender to a female stripe lavender or anything striped related without the motley you WILL produced more of those and better. I know because I have done it!
Maybe this is no secret to anyone/everyone and I'm the only late bloomer on the subject but I was 100% successful when I bred the following:
MALE- Anery Motley (full stripe) het ghost x FEMALE- Hypo Stripe het Ghost
The offspring were as follows (2007):
Anery Motleys (full stripe)
Anery Stripe
Hypo Motleys (full stripe)
Hypo Stripe
Normal Motleys (full stripe)
Stripes
Ghost Motley (full stripe)
Ghost Stripe
I have never tried a pair of these but from what I have heard is if you breed two fully striped motleys together you get regular motleys and maybe some motleys that are fully striped!
zorro
Old Guy
I can see you still have a soft spot for your Lavenders, huh?
Thanks for the info.
Rich can correct me if I'm wrong but the reason that breeding a stripe to those gets good results is that mostly a motley with that much stripe are usually het stripe.
John
sweet~nichole~marie
Tallulah's Mama
Their color is absolutely amazing. Can't wait until you start breeding them!
SickPyth7
Snakes
Your probably correct! I never had the chance at the time to find that out. I'm raising new stock after taking a two year break and I'm going after those projects. I have a male Amber Stripe het Amel that I plan to breed to a Ghost Motley het amel (Fully Striped) or (Pinstripe) which ever explanation is prefered. I like calling them pinstripes myself.
Here are the two:
Ghost Motley (pinstripe) het amel
Amber Stripe het amel
vetusvates
Gamaliel's Principle
Great updates, Taylor. Boy, you were focused and on a mission at Daytona last year!
Memphios
Unknown Entity
Thanks Eric!! Just wait, this year is going to be just as good :devil01:
SickPyth7
Snakes
Your from Bama? My father and Grandparents are from Alabama. I love that state.