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New Girl from San Francisco

Kanchii

Kanchii

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Hello everyone! I just got my first cornsnake yesterday, a baby Amel. He's a very friendly, sweet boy (I'm guessing about the sex) I named Cornelius! I'm already in love with this charming snakes, and would love to learn more about their genetics ( I already know alot about breeding rats and poultry, haha) and hope maybe breed them once I'm done with college and have my own place.
Anyway, here's a picture of Cornelius, and I'll try to get a picture of us together a little bit later. :spinner:

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Hi, and welcome. This is definitely a place to learn!
Just a note: I don't know how it is in San Francisco, but we NEVER let our snake browse the internetz unsupervised.
 
Hello and welcome to the fourms, I'm new around here to....
anyway here's some inforomation on genitics


Let's say that a is a gene that creates usually very gentle snakes, and let's say b is a gene that creates usually very aggressive snakes. The male is the one carrying the genes b, and a the female carries genes a, and b to, now, 50% of the hatchlings will carry the genes but not show them, 25% will show the genes, and the other 25% will nethier show the genes nor carry them. Now here's a graph about that....




Here's how some of the hatchlings will be affected... ab, ba, aa, bb. [each gene pair set has an aproixment 25% chance of happening]Those who genes mixed, would I guess create a snake nither aggresive, nor kind. Corn snakes usually create cluthes of eggs between...8-30.
 
Ah, thanks for the link, Rich! I will for sure check it out, and when I get more money I'll try to pick up a copy of that book! I'm a bit broke right now from little Cornelius XD

Alan - LOL! Yes, god knows what virus's I'll get on my computer from all the stuff Cornelius likes to look at online!
 
hahaha.. i had to laugh at that.. sorry! gotta give the kid some props.. takes guts to say that at that age.. but whos to say he's lying. lol
 
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