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Okeetee Motley?

Cornluver77

Cornluver77

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I was wondering if it was possible to have an Okeetee Mot. I haven't seen anyone who has one, and I was wondering why they can't have the motley gene, or in the case that they can, is it a rarity? This may be a dumb question, but it seems that every morph can have a motley gene, and I know the Okeetee can be aztec.
Thanks in advance,

Amelia
 
I know Clint was working on these a while ago... haven't seen an update in a while.
Motley has a tendency to reduce any black markings, so creating an Okeetee Motley isn't just a matter of crossing the two and then getting F2s...

-Kat
 
I went to Carol's to pick up some snakes in December and saw an Okeetee Motley she had. It was a gorgeous snake. Maybe she'll post a picture? :) Carol??? Lol.
 
I don't have any pics that are more recent than the ones in the link Dean posted. Clint was kind enough to hand me off his beloved project and I lost the key male in my dashboard on the way back to the hotel. Luckily we got him out but it took a couple of days. So Dean, like I told you earlier, mistakes happen, I felt absolutely rotten until I got him out, then I just felt bad. :grin01: I am only expecting one pairing this year, an Okeetee Phase het Motley male to an Okeeteeish Motley Phase ;) female. Both pictured in the link. I'm pretty excited to see what comes out. I am also in the process of trying to find a "to die for" Okeetee male with the thickest borders possible to breed to the same Motley female in 07. I'd just like to throw anything with super borders into the line. I have even been contemplating trying to find a killer Reverse Okeetee to add, we shall see what I find. I have a feeling I should be contacting Don. By 2007 I should also have a second female reach breeding size.
 
I picked up one of Clint's banded Okeetees last Sept. Does that qualify as being from his motley project as well? This pic was taken in really bad indoor light just now. She has very little black borders to speak of. I'd love to see motley Okees with thick borders, or a hurricane Okee.
 
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