WestCoast_Redneck
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Anyone willing to give me insight regarding this morph? What exactly is the genetic components and does ultra mean it has rat snake in its genes?
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"Ultra Anery"
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SMDminnesota
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Ultra is from a hybrid of rat snakes and corn snakes. It looks a little like hypo. It is also codominant with amel which means that if the animal is het ultra and amel it will have a third appearance called ultramel. Ultra Anery would just be ultra combine with anery.
AliCat37
Michelle's Candied Corns!
Not necessarily. No one actually knows this. Lots of breeders steer clear of snakes with ultra in them jut because of this though.
beautifullywild77
Go Penguins!!!
What Ali said, it hasn't been proven that it is a hybrid. It all depends on who you talk to. Some big breeders are steering on the side of caution and saying they are hybrids while the owner of this forum Rich Z doesn't feel they are nor does he believe there is enough evidence to say they are.
WestCoast_Redneck
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Thank you so much! Again, so helpful. I love this site, I have learned so much in such a short time. I was told when I got her, that if she was purchased for a breeder, she would be worth a ton simply because she is an 'ultra', which is apparently very rare...Pffft. Because I know nothing about cornsnakes, I left the breeders believing I was given a really rare morph that was highly prized. HA!
So, because this snake will never be bred, it really doesn't matter.....She's a real beauty though! A bigtime burrower, she has a maze of tunnels already which I think is neat
So, because this snake will never be bred, it really doesn't matter.....She's a real beauty though! A bigtime burrower, she has a maze of tunnels already which I think is neat
Buzzard
two corny
Personally I am not sure Ultra came from an outcross or not. They can be stunning animals.... So I really do not care, "but" being that some believe it to be a hybrid, I make sure to mark all of the offspring as from ultra lines, so that no one will be confused...
Moonshine
Ultramel anery from TS lines
Moonshine
Ultramel anery from TS lines
Tom Tuttle
Fightin the C
Ultramels of any morph are much more abundant than Ultra. I really enjoy working with the gene. I personally don't think they are hybrid. That being said it is important to properly advertise & label your offspring if there is ultra/ultramel involved.
Here are a few proven homo ultra's in my collection. First up is an Ultra Anery. Second pic is an Ultra Amber Motley. Last pic is an Ultra/het sunkissed that is no longer in my collection.
I personally don't think they are hybrid. That being said it is important to properly advertise & label your offspring if there is ultra/ultramel involved.Here are a few proven homo ultra's in my collection. First up is an Ultra Anery. Second pic is an Ultra Amber Motley. Last pic is an Ultra/het sunkissed that is no longer in my collection.
Walter Smith
CRAZY BOUT' CORNS !!
STUNNING BUZZ !! You can send him over anytime you are ready
Walter
:crazy02:BOUT' CORNS !!