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It's plasma het hypo?
- Thread starter Ivanfromsicily
- Start date
medusacoils
Mr. Enigma!
It does look like a plasma. When you purchased it, did the breeder tell you what it was? Whether it is het hypo, can only be determined by breeding.
Pretty snake!
Wayne
Pretty snake!
Wayne
jlindp
Ophidiophile.
He kind of looks like a Ghostblood to me, but I'm certainly no expert. His irises seem to be bluish, which a lot of Ghost-type morphs have. Does he have red pupils?
Here's a picture of my possibly Hypo Plasma. It's unsure at this point if he's homo or het for Hypo. He's much lighter in person than this picture suggests, though. But Wayne is right... best way to know is to pair him up with a known homo Hypo female. :}
Here's a picture of my possibly Hypo Plasma. It's unsure at this point if he's homo or het for Hypo. He's much lighter in person than this picture suggests, though. But Wayne is right... best way to know is to pair him up with a known homo Hypo female. :}
SickPyth7
Snakes
It could be either or....by looking at the photo I'd push to Ghostblood though.
As to finding out whether or not its het Hypo you definitely have to test breed. I've told my story in other threads before:
I had a Butter male that I bred to 3 females... an Amber het Amel, Hypo, and Normal het Hypo,Amel.
Amber Female produced: Ambers het Amel AND a few Butters
Hypo Female produced: all Hypos het Butter
Normal het Female produced: 1/2 Hypos, 1/2 Amels
Later tests showed that anything Hypo bred to this Butter produced at the bare minimum Hypo babies. After a few years of test breeding my conclusion after the Amber female clutch was that the Butter was really a Hypo Butter. All of those Butter babies were actually Hypo Butters and the Ambers we all het Amel. So yes test breed because you never know what you will find!
As to finding out whether or not its het Hypo you definitely have to test breed. I've told my story in other threads before:
I had a Butter male that I bred to 3 females... an Amber het Amel, Hypo, and Normal het Hypo,Amel.
Amber Female produced: Ambers het Amel AND a few Butters
Hypo Female produced: all Hypos het Butter
Normal het Female produced: 1/2 Hypos, 1/2 Amels
Later tests showed that anything Hypo bred to this Butter produced at the bare minimum Hypo babies. After a few years of test breeding my conclusion after the Amber female clutch was that the Butter was really a Hypo Butter. All of those Butter babies were actually Hypo Butters and the Ambers we all het Amel. So yes test breed because you never know what you will find!
