Cool. That's what I'm wondering.blckkat said:Well, comparing my Normal patterned hatchlings to my Stripe pattern hatchlings...Yes, the Stripes have a much thinner nose band compared to the Normal pattern. Every single one of these Stripes has a nose band at least 1/2 the size (if not smaller). Is this 100% accurate when looking at pipping heads from a mixed clutch, I'm not sure. Looking at the clutches I have sitting here, my answer would be yes. Though I'll give you a more definitive answer when the other 2 Stripe clutches hatch.
blckkat said:Yup, the entire clutch is available except for a male Anery Stripe.
Serpwidgets said:Cool. That's what I'm wondering.
It's more a matter of curiousity for myself than anything else, but what I'm thinking is: if sunkissed and stripe both have this effect, and it's a result of "expanding the ground areas" and/or "shrinking the saddle areas" then I'd have to wonder if striped + sunkissed will have a cumulative effect, possibly producing a snake that is entirely (or almost entirely) ground color, or with even thinner stripes, or with just little twin dots where each saddle would have been. :santa: