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Normals with multiple hets???

oscarthesnake

oscarthesnake

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Rich~
I figured you were the best person to go to for these... I was wondering if you had any normal corns with multiple hets.(like maybe 3 or more hets.)? I am looking for a trio, 1.2, I am not sure if you deal with snakes with hets. or not, but if you do can you please reply or e-mail me at [email protected]? Thank You for your time!
Scott
 
Although I do produce a number of multi-het normals every year, they are usually part of ongoing projects. So I tend to keep most of them, except for times when I am especially heavy on males. To be honest, I have not seen much of a market for something like this, so I never saw any reason to "waste" a female on producing them simply to sell.

To understand what I mean, suppose I wanted to breed a female Hypo Blood Red with a male Lavender Motley to have a bunch of multi het normal babies to sell. Could I really make more money off of them then if I just bred a Hypo Blood Red male to that female and had ALL Hypo Blood Reds to sell? See what I mean?
 
Yea... I understand

Thanks for your reply Rich! I know what you mean. I didn't really think of it that way. Keep up the good work though, and thanks for this wonderful site!
Scott
 
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