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New years babies
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steve roylance
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steve roylance
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5 Star Serpents
Ryan and Terri
I see at few that I'm pretty sure missed their plane ride 
That striped honey and ultramel anery tessera are amazing!!
That striped honey and ultramel anery tessera are amazing!!
steve roylance
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I see at few that I'm pretty sure missed their plane ride
That striped honey and ultramel anery tessera are amazing!!
LOL! There's always next year
5 Star Serpents
Ryan and Terri
LOL! There's always next year
Yes, yes there is...Don't worry I'm already counting down the time
All the babies here are doing REALLY good, growing like crazy, I really must take some photos soon and post them!
EDIT: And I would be completely jealous of the "regular old" ultramel anery you have there...but I have my own little jewel who I LOVE, I'm sure the photo doesn't do yours any justice if it's anything close to my little girl.
Anyone who thinks they might want an ultramel anery should buy a baby from your line!
hypnoctopus
Olivia Barron
Wow, the striped honey and the lava cinder are amazing!
Walter Smith
CRAZY BOUT' CORNS !!
As usual, all very nice Steve !!
Walter
:crazy02:BOUT' CORNS !!
Walter
:crazy02:BOUT' CORNS !!
steve roylance
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Thanks Terri, and yes you must post pics soon!Yes, yes there is...Don't worry I'm already counting down the time
All the babies here are doing REALLY good, growing like crazy, I really must take some photos soon and post them!
EDIT: And I would be completely jealous of the "regular old" ultramel anery you have there...but I have my own little jewel who I LOVE, I'm sure the photo doesn't do yours any justice if it's anything close to my little girl.
Anyone who thinks they might want an ultramel anery should buy a baby from your line!
Thanks!!!
Thank you Walt!!!
steve roylance
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steve roylance
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This Anery is related to the previous "Pink" Ultramel Anery. It's not Hypo so it can't be Strawberry causing the pink color. So what is it? redcoat? red factor?
The first pic is of him eating his first meal. The following three were just taken today.
The first pic is of him eating his first meal. The following three were just taken today.
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JimGERcream
German efficiency
Awesome baby!!
I also question the "fact" that strawberry causes that pink colouration. I've seen enough pink anerys from e.g. JMG ghosts x anery (not het hypo), so imho strawberry is most likely not responsible for the pink ground colour. I have no idear what mechanism is at work there. Red Coat? Red Factor? Possible! Something different? Pink Factor??? Are all "pink lineages" (Salmons, TS, Corals,...) pink by reason of the same genetic origin or do they all have their own cause? Are those all recessive? Which one seems to be codominant or dominant? I have no idear. Still lots of questions :shrugs:
Has anyone ever crossed a super pink JMG Salmon Ghost to a normal without hets, kept the f1 and produced an f2? Were all f2 "ghosts" pink? were any f2 nonpink ghosts in the clutch? does a third phenotype show up?
I also question the "fact" that strawberry causes that pink colouration. I've seen enough pink anerys from e.g. JMG ghosts x anery (not het hypo), so imho strawberry is most likely not responsible for the pink ground colour. I have no idear what mechanism is at work there. Red Coat? Red Factor? Possible! Something different? Pink Factor??? Are all "pink lineages" (Salmons, TS, Corals,...) pink by reason of the same genetic origin or do they all have their own cause? Are those all recessive? Which one seems to be codominant or dominant? I have no idear. Still lots of questions :shrugs:
Has anyone ever crossed a super pink JMG Salmon Ghost to a normal without hets, kept the f1 and produced an f2? Were all f2 "ghosts" pink? were any f2 nonpink ghosts in the clutch? does a third phenotype show up?
steve roylance
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dave partington
Crazy Dave
Steve, sorry about hijacking your thread.
When we acquired all of the JMG Salmon/Coral inventory in April 2012, Jeff sr. delivered it in person, and verbally stated:
"Strawberry is NOT what is responsible for the color in my Salmon Snows nor Coral Ghosts. It's just a linebred thing. That person who keeps keeps saying on cornsnakes.com that my Corals and Salmons are strawberry based is wrong".
I have tried to tell people this repeatedly, and some grasp it, but others tell me I am wrong. :shrugs:
One could also just look at Mitchell Mulks strawberry snows and strawberry aneries and tell right away there's a huge difference between those and the JMG lines.
For the second part of the questions,
when you say a "normal without hets", I assume you mean a wild-caught without hets, as most classics in the trade will have hets. To that end, every version of a classic, whether wild-caught or captive bred/produced each generally has it's own unique ground color. Using Kastanie without hets as an example, here we can see, thanks to Steve, that a bloodred kastanie looks entirely different from a bloodred pick-another-locality-line.
The problem I see with this is results will be all over the place in F2's because there is not one single universal ground color on all classic/normals, but instead, there are literally hundreds of ground-colors, each of which will play out a different way. And of course a third phenotype will invariably show up.
Steve, sorry about the intrusion. Love your work.
steve roylance
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No problem Dave. I agree that it could get confusing when the same Corns are line bred to "different looking" corns. Candy Canes and Sunglows for example, both are Amels and look totally different because of line breeding. Iv'e been thinking for a while now that Sunrise Corns might be Mandarins, just bred through a different line. We might find out next season as I bred one of my Kastanie males to a Sunrise female.
The same gene could be present without even realizing it.
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