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UWSP Herpetology Society

doubles31

doubles31

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This is my first post. I have been reading up on most of this forum and it has been very helpful!!! Thank you all. Anyway... I saw that many of you most likely know about "Mick's Cornsnake Progeny Predicter" because it is offered on many web pages. I was wondering if any of you had seen the similar download on the UWSP Herpetology Society website. It is also free!!! I thought that many of you would be interested because it is a little different. It offers results for bloodred (which many of you have questions about) and it gives an option between Type A or Type B anery. This is a big help to me since I am new to the genetics. I hope it helps!

Here's the site: http://www.uwsp.edu/stuorg/herp/New/new.html

Go to the bottom of the site for the download!

Later,

Shane
 
Looks Pretty Nice...

But I wonder why he used the same icon as "Mick's" predictor??? I don't like that it doesn't show the exact combinations, though. For example: Amel het anery and motley VS. Amel het anery.

And what in the heck is a "pepper" corn? Besides what you put in a pepper grinder:D :p :D
 
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Re: Looks Pretty Nice...

CornCrazy said:

And what in the heck is a "pepper" corn? Besides what you put in a pepper grinder:D :p :D
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Sorry this doesn't answer your question but Pepper would be such a good name for a corn. Pepper corn, geddit?? :rolleyes: Sorry, I got my dad's sense of humour.....
 
rock on UWSP!!!

I'm a second year senior at good ole UWSP : )

Not a member of the society but I still get all their emails (I am not to much into hiking around looking for frogs and turtles, I like my warm couch and TV and so do my corns : )

PS My leos just laid 2 eggs, I'm gonna be a grandma yippeee
 
"Pepper corn" was one of the original name possibilities for the pewters we all know and love. Pepper corn didn't catch on well, and pewter did. Such is the naming game in the herp industry!

:cool:
 
pepper

as far as i know is pepper used for anery typ a+bloodred in opposite to pewter which is used for anery typ b+bloodred

camus
 
Nope. Pepper corn and pewter were synonymous. Pewter won out, and pepper corn has faded away (hence few people knowing what it is). Anery A x bloodred has yet to receive a catchy name, so they are called anery bloodreds. Someone may want to call them pepper corns, but since that name was previously used for pewters, I think that might be too confusing.
 
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