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How many genotypes of corns are there and can any two traits be shown at the same time. I don't know any of the possible snakes there are since for the past five years i only used pure bloodreds to avoid learning all the genetic stuff (i was only 8 and scared of all the different genes).
 
ferdelance said:
How many genotypes of corns are there and can any two traits be shown at the same time. I don't know any of the possible snakes there are since for the past five years i only used pure bloodreds to avoid learning all the genetic stuff (i was only 8 and scared of all the different genes).
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Your best bet is to buy Kathy Love's Corn Snakes: The Comprehensive Owner's Guide. You can find it on her website at cornutopia.com. It doesn't go into genetics in detail, but it'll give you a good introduction to the mutant color/pattern traits and combinations. While you wait for it to arrive, you could do some research in this sub-forum, and check out Chuck Pritzel's genetics tutorial on his website. Google "serpwidgets" and you'll find his site.
 
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