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The "OFFICIAL" reverse okeetee thread

Lolo said:
You got it... ;) Speaking of which, how does the Aztec pattern pass along? Will I need to mate him with another Aztec, or is it randomly inherited?
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The Aztec pattern is not normally desired in okeetees or in RO because it doesn't let the outline of the saddle be as thick. That being said that pattern does show up more often than not in Okeetees. By the way, what ever pattern you like go for it, there is no right answer.
John
 
Well I don't know if this is reverse okeetee but she sure looks like it from the pics if seen. She's very similar to Bartholomew's RO.


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Here's my big boy Slim!
 

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Here is Emily.. my 08 Female. This is from earlier this year. She like.. Expanded more since then..and has defently gotten bigger.. But this is the most Recent..

I need to get updated pics of my snakes :)

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zorro said:
The Aztec pattern is not normally desired in okeetees or in RO because it doesn't let the outline of the saddle be as thick. That being said that pattern does show up more often than not in Okeetees. By the way, what ever pattern you like go for it, there is no right answer.
John
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He was my first corn snake, and I had no intentions of breeding him... just picked him because I thought he was cute. :) But it seems people do like his pattern a lot, so I'm guessing any similar offspring would sell!
 
Very pretty RO's everyone. It's interesting to see how different they can be. Here's the one that started it all for me. His name is Aztec and he's so cute and quirky. He loves to come out and explore all over. I got him about a month ago and he's my first snake. He'll be the first of many more that I ever intended to get I'm sure. Thanks guys.
 

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Thanks. We had no idea what he was, my son just liked his pattern and colors. We got lucky with this little guy.
 
Really nice RO's! I am still in love with Tempe...sigh... Here are a few of mine:

Bianca:
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Diamond Girl:
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Romeo:
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Juliet:
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Hey guys when you take your snakes out side and leave them roam aint you scared they going to move a little to fast that you cant catch them and loose them? As I'm to scared to let mine go on the floor for even a second lol..
 
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