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Hypo (coral) snow
- Thread starter Amanda E
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Darin Chappell
Very Senior Hillbilly
That may be the most beautiful snow I've ever seen, Amanda! Are you breeding him this year?
Amanda E
Snake Addict!
Thanks for the compliment. I certainly agree with you! (Actually, Don S. has a few that surpass his colors, but don't tell my snake that.)
Unfortnately, no, I won't be breeding him. I was planning on breeding him with a friends snake, but we found out about 4-5 months ago that his snake is actually a male. So that idea was thown out the window.
I'm planning on mating him with my ghost poss. het amel next year (or maybe sooner if she gets up to weight before then, but I doubt it). Hopefully she'll prove to be het amel and I will get a few more coral snows.
(Side note: Everytime I see your signiture, I have to laugh, because I never REALLY looked at it very well for the longest time. Originally I had thought you had posted a quote by Harrison Ford, not Henry Ford. Silly me.)
(Actually, Don S. has a few that surpass his colors, but don't tell my snake that.)Unfortnately, no, I won't be breeding him. I was planning on breeding him with a friends snake, but we found out about 4-5 months ago that his snake is actually a male. So that idea was thown out the window.
I'm planning on mating him with my ghost poss. het amel next year (or maybe sooner if she gets up to weight before then, but I doubt it). Hopefully she'll prove to be het amel and I will get a few more coral snows.
(Side note: Everytime I see your signiture, I have to laugh, because I never REALLY looked at it very well for the longest time. Originally I had thought you had posted a quote by Harrison Ford, not Henry Ford. Silly me.)
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Darin Chappell
Very Senior Hillbilly
Harrison Ford ... Henry Ford -- I get them confused ALL the time too! LOL
I would be really interested in breeding a coral snow like that into the motley lines. I think the coloration on a motley pattern would be fantastic! It's probably already been done several times, but I haven't seen one.
I know that motley has the psuedo-hypo effect, but having the actual hypo gene interacting with the motley would be stunning on a snow, in my opinion. I wonder, are all of Don's corals simply hypo A, or are there other hypos that have the same effect?
I would be really interested in breeding a coral snow like that into the motley lines. I think the coloration on a motley pattern would be fantastic! It's probably already been done several times, but I haven't seen one.
I know that motley has the psuedo-hypo effect, but having the actual hypo gene interacting with the motley would be stunning on a snow, in my opinion. I wonder, are all of Don's corals simply hypo A, or are there other hypos that have the same effect?
moonshadow
Keeper of the Menagerie
Gorgeous snake!
Wow! I just picked up my first cornsnake and he is a 8 mo. coral snow. I hope he grows up to ba as beautiful as yours!!!
Wow! I just picked up my first cornsnake and he is a 8 mo. coral snow. I hope he grows up to ba as beautiful as yours!!!
