HighVoltage
High Voltage Reptiles
Looking for a red coat/red factor (w/e you'd like to call it) male or female. Age doesn't matter (no retired animals tho please).
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Red Coat/Red Factor
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dave partington
Crazy Dave
what do you define as redcoat/rf? does this include the pinks or corals? or cherry, diffuse but not necessarily bloodred as some bloodreds are not red diffuse?
BSLMichael
Below Sea Level Reptiles
Red Coat is a gene discovered by Joe Pierce I believe. It adds a red tint over the snake. So you can have Okeetees looking like this:
These are 2 of Joe's Redcoat okeetees.
I believe he proved that this is not a simple recessive gene but it CAN be carried.
And I believe Red Factor is a similiar gene that instead of making a red tint over the snake it actually causes a more reddish pigment. Like how you get red amels (Joe and some other beleive it is caused by Red Factor).
This also dosen't seem to be a simple recessive gene but can be carried as well.
Hope that helps. There is a whole Thread about it on another forum but I dunno if I am allowed to link it.
She is actually looking for Red Coats and not Red factors (she was a bit confused on the lingo)
These are 2 of Joe's Redcoat okeetees.
I believe he proved that this is not a simple recessive gene but it CAN be carried.
And I believe Red Factor is a similiar gene that instead of making a red tint over the snake it actually causes a more reddish pigment. Like how you get red amels (Joe and some other beleive it is caused by Red Factor).
This also dosen't seem to be a simple recessive gene but can be carried as well.
Hope that helps. There is a whole Thread about it on another forum but I dunno if I am allowed to link it.
She is actually looking for Red Coats and not Red factors (she was a bit confused on the lingo)
crotalis40741
Nanci said put sexy bangs
I have a redfactor ultramel hatchling left.
inocntkitn187
New member
I have a Lava Bloodred hatchling you are welcome to look at and see if you think it is a red factor.