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Hypo stripe or Hypo stripe motley?
- Thread starter Gallagher
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Fenderplayer108
MC Reptiles
It shows some motley characteristics, but I would still just settle for hypo stripe.
D&LCornSnakes
New member
it looks motley/stripe to me also. twhat i would question is if it were hypo or not.
TripleMoonsExotic
I <3 Stripes!
This one is a toughy. I produced a clutch from Stripe x Motley h. Stripe last year and had a time of identifying them.
Stripe
Note the wide center stripe and thin stripes aligned with that wide stripe.
Motley h. Stripe
Note the center stripe and outer stripes are thick.
Some will define a Motley h. Stripe when the center stripe is thinner then an actual Stripes would be. Obviously due to the above example, that isn't always true. I made my judgement with the outer stripes being thicker then they would be on a Stripe or the usual identification (because not all of my Motley h. Stripe offspring had both stripes wide).
I'm not comfortable with saying that your little guy is or isn't a Motley h. Stripe. I would suggest considering it a Motley h. Stripe until breeding trials prove it otherwise because his outer stripes are a tid bit bigger then I would expect from a Stripe (and he has the bit of abberrancy on the last half of his body).
Stripe
Note the wide center stripe and thin stripes aligned with that wide stripe.
Motley h. Stripe
Note the center stripe and outer stripes are thick.
Some will define a Motley h. Stripe when the center stripe is thinner then an actual Stripes would be. Obviously due to the above example, that isn't always true. I made my judgement with the outer stripes being thicker then they would be on a Stripe or the usual identification (because not all of my Motley h. Stripe offspring had both stripes wide).
I'm not comfortable with saying that your little guy is or isn't a Motley h. Stripe. I would suggest considering it a Motley h. Stripe until breeding trials prove it otherwise because his outer stripes are a tid bit bigger then I would expect from a Stripe (and he has the bit of abberrancy on the last half of his body).