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What to breed to my boy and girls?
- Thread starter MtnMan
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dionythicus
Kiss My Hearse
Do you know if your snakes have any hets? Your amel could be het anery in which case you would get amels, anerys and snows. The corn snake market isn't very good right now, so unless you're breeding something really good, be prepared to care for any hatchlings for awhile.
Susan's right, I was way too tired last night when I responded. No aneries. lol
Susan's right, I was way too tired last night when I responded. No aneries. lol
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Susan
Go Ahead, Make My Day!
Correction: If the amel male was het for anery, when bred to your snows, you would get amels and snows...no anerys. You would need to breed the snows to an anery to get anery offspring. The only other possibilities would be if they were het for any other genes, but to determine that, they would need to be bred to a snake known to carry those other genes, but if they aren't het for anything else, you will only normals with hets.
CaptBogart
False Prophet
I would say nothing common, there are way too many Amels, Anerys, and Snows out there that pop up in high end het to het breedings, so there isn't any reason to just produce them because you can.