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Thoughts on this girl?

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PnPreptiles

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This girl was WC in south Florida as a baby and changed hands a couple times and now I have her and hope she will breed dor the first time this season and im still trying to decide what I should breed her with? She looks like some Hypo E snakes ive seen in other types of snakes but Im not saying thats what she is and just hope to get babies out of her and maybe just maybe make more like her some day?
 

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Breed her to an anery A to see if she's "just" that first and foremost. If you get any normals, she's not anery A and may be something new.
 
I was going to say she looks like a few ghosts that I have seen, but I may be mixing up my morphs..
 
Too much black for hypo, or at least the ghosts I produce. Seems I saw that animal on KS recently. Please let us know what you find out.
 
looks like some kind of washed out caramel type... IDK, it's really neat whatever it is!

this is a pic I yanked from Ian's Vivarium, kind of similar color scheme (especially closer to the middle and rear of the body, too much yellowing around the head though?), and yours has those super thick Okeetee-style borders we all love so much. Maybe a Caramel that was bred into Okeetee lines? I'm just spit-balling ideas :)

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She was wild caught. So yeah, probably year one: breed to anery A. Year two: breed to caramel if normals in year one.
 
Personally, I'd breed her to a normal the first year. That way, if her look is something new, you will have hets without the mixture of anery in there.
 
elrojo said:
Too much black for hypo, or at least the ghosts I produce. Seems I saw that animal on KS recently. Please let us know what you find out.
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I have had this snake for awhile now and she wasnt listed on KS she was listed on the Oklahoma classifieds in a collection auction. I will try and get mor pics of her that arent so bright? I really appreciate your imput!
 
She was listed on KS. She was also listed on Fauna. She's wild-caught and was owned formerly by a member on this forum, I believe.
 
Shiari said:
She was listed on KS. She was also listed on Fauna. She's wild-caught and was owned formerly by a member on this forum, I believe.
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If she was I didnt know it and I apologize! A guy nmaed Darin had her and then a guy named JT won the auction and I bought her from him and I have had her for about 3-4 months! I am going to try and find a Miami male with no known hets and see how that goes the first breeding? If you might know where I can find one your help would be greatly appreciated!?
 
Carol would probably be a good choice.

I'd still breed her to an anery A first.

Say you breed her to a normal. Are you going to sell any of those animals, or keep them all. If you sell them... well, how do you price them? They *might* be something new!.... but they might also be something really common.

If you breed her to an anery A and get normals, then you're starting to get somewhere. If the caramel makes normals as well, you probably have something really new on your hands.

However, odds are this is anery A. So her first breeding you have a good chance of having figured her out genetically immediately.

There was someone else with a wild caught male, truly stunning high contrast individual. Bred this male to normal females first, sold off the babies for a lot more than 'normal het anery' would go for. Next year? He proved to be anery A.

Eventually there is going to be a 'mixing' of the anery types. That's how charcoal was proven and why no few of them are het anery. It also gives you a good chance, if she is something new, to look for neonatal differences.
 
I would like to see some other photos where the sun and background didn't wash out so much color. Maybe try a variety of backgrouns and do some with and some without flash. Close ups of the head would be nice as well.
 
I must be missing something here.:shrugs: It looks similar to a couple normal corns I caught. I'd have to go thru the old archived photo's on dvd's to find them.
 
I will get some better pics of her in the next couple of days! Im not saying she is anything special and if someone has pics of any that look like her I would love to see them? Thanks for all the imput!!!
 
I concur. Caramel or Anery A, she's incredibly beautiful and interesting looking, the think black saddles are stunning.
Hope it works out! She's really something...
 
PnPreptiles said:
im still trying to decide what I should breed her with?
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I think she looks anery A, but with more coloured blotches than they use to have.

Breed her to an anery that you select for coloured blotches like these:
http://iansvivarium.com/morphs/spec..._ass.jpg?sid=82ad818c106e694607f8d73fc5ea5dfc
http://iansvivarium.com/morphs/spec...nada.jpg?sid=82ad818c106e694607f8d73fc5ea5dfc

Some miami phase have light grey colour and light coloured blotches. Could be that to, a normal miami phase.
 
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