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What would I get if I paired...

kingskippy2001

kingskippy2001

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My Opal male with a female Blood?? I have cornprog but it doesn't seem to help me out because it see blood as a pattern or a color also. Can someone help me I love the Bloods and the Opals.

Cale
 
Assuming that there are no other hidden hets...

An Opal, crossed with a Bloodred, would give you:
All normals/classics that are het for Lavender, Amelanistic, and Bloodred.
 
kingskippy2001 said:
My Opal male with a female Blood?? I have cornprog but it doesn't seem to help me out because it see blood as a pattern or a color also. Can someone help me I love the Bloods and the Opals.

Cale
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Bloodred are selectively bred diffused to produce borderless bright red snakes! Diffused is the pattern also referred to as blood!
 
What would be my best way to get some diversity? I love opals but, I would like to get some other morphs from breeding him also. Without buying a bunch more snakes
 
You could breed him to an amel to get amels het lavender. To a lavender to get lavender het amel. To an opal to get opals :) Thats 3 morphs if you had the correct 3 females :) But like you said you dont want to buy any more snakes. An alternative could be to buy a snake with lots of hets such as a normal het amel, het lavender. In this example you would create 25% normals, 15% amels, 25% lavs and 25% Opals.
 
Best way to get a really diverse clutch would be to breed to a blood het opal or even just a normal het opal - then you'll get normals het for opal, amels het lavender, lavenders het amel and opals (and if you have a bloodred het opal, they'd all be het blood too)...
 
What about Ultramel lavender or ultramel bloodred? What would I get then, anyone help with this combo I love the way they look
 
kornnatterlexikon.de has a great online progeny predictor...

And ultramel lavander X opal would produce 50% ultramel lavander and 50% opal...
Ultramel blood X blood would produce 100% blood 50% poss. het ultra OR amel
 
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