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Loads and loads of corn morphs pics!
- Thread starter doogle
- Start date
cornsnakeforsale_com
Just Another Corn Breeder
That's a lot of really nice looking corns!
doogle
www.cymru-corns.com
Thank you! Still got some i need to take pics of too yet! LOL.
SteelJawEmily
New member
Gorgeous! I LOVE that ghost upper keys.....what makes it so? I'm trying to wrap my head around the whole genetics thing but it's so hard because there are so many different ways to make different things/morphs.
Anyways....educate me plz? lol
Anyways....educate me plz? lol
doogle
www.cymru-corns.com
But we think you got better examples of corns over there! LOL
Thank you! The genetics of him is Upperkeys (Wild type of corn) With Anery and Hypo! So the 3 genes being homo makes a ghost upperkeys! I also have a anery upperkeys in the pics! Hope that sort of explains it! lol
Irish Eyes (Mrs.Z)
Zookeeper
That's a lot of GORGEOUS snakes!
doogle
www.cymru-corns.com
Thank you! Yeah i do like the cubes! Be good to see how they breed together too!
Thank Irish eyes! Got few more to put up soon too!
Bartholomew
Big Brotha Bart
I, like most people, am using this thread as a little quiz to help me better understand morphs. Thoes are some reallly nice looking snakes you have! And one question. The "hets" (for example 'lavander stripe het hypo') are not shown in the phenotype right? In this case, the hypo isnt shown in the phenotype right? Im trying to get into this whole genetic thing too.
Crazy Colubrids
So Addicted
Beautiful snakes. That Lavender Stripe is awesome.
desertanimal
2003 UB313
That anery Upper Keys is really nice!
doogle
www.cymru-corns.com
OMG, you have some seriously fabulous snakes! (I was using the pictures as a little test for myself too...still learning morphs. I can pick out anerys and snows now) Very nice photos!!
You will pick up the morphs in no time! I will put a link to the corn morph calculator at the bottom of this thread! It is the best one i have found and easy to use! Just Put snake at its hets in and it tells you what you can produce!
Hets are the hidden genes in the snake which when bred to a snake carrying same hets produces a snake showing all genes! So breed a lavender stripe het hypo to a lavender stripe het hypo you would get 3/4 lavender stripe ph hypo and 1/4 hypo lavenders! Check out the corn calulator as will explain it loads better! LOL.
She is lovely! Thank you!
Hoping for a few of these next year!
doogle
www.cymru-corns.com
Sorry forgot link! LOL
Also if you click on trade names in left corner and then click the morph you want it will show you a pic!
Have fun! :crazy02:
http://www.corncalc.com/
LOLAlso if you click on trade names in left corner and then click the morph you want it will show you a pic!
Have fun! :crazy02:
http://www.corncalc.com/
