Pinstripe surprise - Page 2

mykee · 02-27-10, 02:26 PM

You forgot the SuperBlast (super pastel pinstripe):
This guy is now over 1200g and breeding up a storm over here.

infernalis · 02-27-10, 03:04 PM

that's a handsome looking regius.

**Aaron_S** · 02-27-10, 03:52 PM

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Originally Posted by mykee

You forgot the SuperBlast (super pastel pinstripe):
This guy is now over 1200g and breeding up a storm over here.

Son of a *****! You lucky devil.

emseeKAY · 02-27-10, 04:47 PM

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Originally Posted by Aaron_S

Son of a *****! You lucky devil.

lol i feel ya there aaron, i wish i had myself one of those... lol

Hillsberry · 02-27-10, 05:45 PM

Wow! Mykee thats a wow!! Awesome snake. Your so lucky!

Feebo · 02-27-10, 06:29 PM

Cheers Shauny

Ooooh yeah that`s a really nice looking Royal ! How was that one produced Mykee?

mykee · 02-27-10, 09:08 PM

Thanks guys.
Luck had nothing at all to do with it.
I produced him (and three females) from lemonblast to super pastel pairings.

shaunyboy · 02-28-10, 08:37 AM

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Originally Posted by mykee

You forgot the SuperBlast (super pastel pinstripe):
This guy is now over 1200g and breeding up a storm over here.

thats a very nice snake you produced there mate.that guy was not in the book i pulled the info out of.the book was published back in 2006,i take it these guys werent around back then or the author at least didnt know of them.
cheers shaun

Feebo · 02-28-10, 06:46 PM

Cor how cool would it be to come up with something new eh !? I`ll be chuffed to tiny kibbles and bits if I can ever produce something as beautiful as that Mykee

percey39 · 02-28-10, 09:57 PM

I think there will be hets in there with the normals and pins. Im not completely sure what the percentage is for a clutch. There will be someone here that knows for sure, but i would assume 33% chance for each although its impossible to tell which are hets with out expensive tests. I do believe you will spend many years line breeding to find out the exact results of that pairing

Feebo · 03-01-10, 05:07 AM

Many happy years

mykee · 03-01-10, 09:45 AM

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"I think there will be hets in there with the normals and pins. Im not completely sure what the percentage is for a clutch. There will be someone here that knows for sure, but i would assume 33% chance for each although its impossible to tell which are hets with out expensive tests. I do believe you will spend many years line breeding to find out the exact results of that pairing "

Are you joking, or do you truly believe that?
Expensive tests.....LOL!!!

Thanks guys, I really love his colouring and he only seems to get brighter with age.

citysnakes · 03-01-10, 09:49 AM

Mykee thats a beautiful animal you produced. good luck with his pairings this year. post pics!

percey39 · 03-01-10, 05:54 PM

I said im not entirely sure on this matter mykee, as i truely only like the natural colours and variations found in the wild and have not got into this part of the hobby yet. I was just relaying what i have been told about this subject, i am proberly wrong but thats what i was told. Im sorry if i have added worthless and pointless information. You guys are so much further down the line than we are here with this, we are many many years behind.
Im glad you feel better laughing at my stupidity for contributing. I am however interested how you would tell the norms from the hets just by visualisation, as i have seen hets looking completely normal, showing no signs or traits in the markings at all.
Good luck with your snakes too feebo as i said you will produce some absolute stunners, im very jealous.

mykee · 03-01-10, 09:10 PM

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"I am however interested how you would tell the norms from the hets just by visualisation, as i have seen hets looking completely normal, showing no signs or traits in the markings at all."

Exactly. Hets look exactly like normals.
You can only produce heterozygous animals from a recessive breeding, they are not the result of a co-dominant or dominant breeding.