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Old 08-27-04, 01:52 AM   #1
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Ok here is my question if you breed a Tang and a Tri-Colour together what will the babies be? Will they be a mix of both Tang and Tri-colours or what?
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Old 08-27-04, 07:01 AM   #2
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You would get some Tangerines, some Tri-colors and everything in between those two color phases, also called intermediate or peach phase like boy below.
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Old 08-27-04, 10:31 AM   #3
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Wow I'm likeing Those Peaches
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Old 08-27-04, 10:46 AM   #4
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The intermediate peach phase are very pretty - especially in hypo! The tangerines and tricolors are not inherited like a single gene recessive (like hypo or albino) so makes it harder to predict what you will get. There is a range between the whitest to reddish orange narrow bands that I believe relates to the geographic location that the original stock came from (darker in mountains - lighter are coastal - or opposite - Marc can clarify - he is the one who explained it to me!)

I know a tangerine to a tricolor can produce the whole range of colors and two tangerines can produce tricolors. I am pretty sure that two tricolors can also produce tangerines if they have tangerine influence in their backgrounds - but I think this happens less often than tangerines producing tricolors.

Great thing about hondos is all the wonderful combinations - especially when you add in the albino, and maybe more than one hypo! And they are all great snakes!

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Old 08-27-04, 10:57 AM   #5
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Thanks Mary, Here is my next question is the Hypo a single recessive trait? or like in leos line bred?
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Old 08-27-04, 11:02 AM   #6
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I am a sucker for red but that peach is very nice!
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Old 08-27-04, 11:28 AM   #7
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Yup the Hypo is simple recessive. If you have a hypo male and bred to a normal female of any phase all the babies will be Heterozygous for Hypo.
Here's my hypo male tangerine from Steve Hammack
I have a pair and they should produce next year.
I'm already looking forward to it.

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Old 08-27-04, 11:50 AM   #8
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Ah Roy that is just the most spectacular hypo - am sure hoping you will make babies from that pair available to the hobby here in Canada - those wide bands and great color make that one a perfect tangerine hypo!! I am sooooo jealous!

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Old 08-27-04, 01:44 PM   #9
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Wow Roy that is an awsome specimine
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Old 08-28-04, 09:21 AM   #10
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You are on target Mary,

The tri-colors are mostly found in Higher elevations where as Tangerines are found at lower elevations...

Roy, your beautiful Hypos will be a great addition to the bloodlines up here....
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