Richard Hume
New member
Two years ago, Vin Russo & I acquired a really interesting pair of snakes from Don Soderberg in Daytona - a tessera het anery scaleless male, and a normal female het for anery scaleless. We bred them this year, and already had the great good fortune to hatch out two tessera scaleless (pictures posted earlier this week in the Photo Gallery). There were still two eggs left to hatch in the clutch - yesterday out popped an albino scaleless tessera, and this morning the last one was out - a snow scaleless tessera!
Out of a clutch of about 15 (haven't counted them all yet) we got four scaleless, which is about right (should be 1 in 4) but having them all be tesseras was a nice surprise, really beating the odds there. And having both of the parents be het albino was another pleasant surprise, we just knew they were het anery. Interestingly, we didn't get any anery scaleless, but there were anerys in the rest of the clutch. We still have a shot at anery scaleless in a few weeks.
Oh, by the way, has anyone done these (amel or snow scaleless tesseras) yet? I couldn't find anything on the web, but doesn't mean they don't already exist.
Thanks for looking!
Out of a clutch of about 15 (haven't counted them all yet) we got four scaleless, which is about right (should be 1 in 4) but having them all be tesseras was a nice surprise, really beating the odds there. And having both of the parents be het albino was another pleasant surprise, we just knew they were het anery. Interestingly, we didn't get any anery scaleless, but there were anerys in the rest of the clutch. We still have a shot at anery scaleless in a few weeks.
Oh, by the way, has anyone done these (amel or snow scaleless tesseras) yet? I couldn't find anything on the web, but doesn't mean they don't already exist.
Thanks for looking!