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I have seen some Snow Kenyan sand boas and saw them running between 400$ to 700$ and was wondering what color morphs do you need for that coloration. Also what coloration goes to F/M like F=anytheristic M= normal. The F means female and the M means Male.
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4 tadfrogs (mid-change from tadpole to frog) bullfrogs
1 alligator snapping turtle
1 red-eared slider
1 baby ( about 1ft long) american alligator
1 4ft american alligator
1 yellow anaconda
1.1 proven pair of brooksi kingsnake (true brooks)
Female/Male doesn't matter. You're dealing with recessive genes, so it doesn't matter which parent carries what. You would need to combine an Anery and an Albino, which would create normals that are double het for snow. When you breed these together, statistically 25% of the resulting litter would be snow.
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I will produce snows out of these but that is because the albino is het for anery and the anery is het for albino.
This is the best way to produce offspring with all known genetics and no maybe hets.
This crossing will produce anerys, albinos, snows and double hets.
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