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Charger9

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What would the clutch turn out to be do you think if i breed a carmel motley het for butter and a creamcicle.......?

Combo two......carmel motley het for butter with reverse okeetee?

Also since i am really interested in the breeding possibilities of the carmel motley het for butter does anyone have a suggestion on what to cross with it to get a interesting clutch? Thanks for the help.

Jon
 
I haven't looked at the progeny predictor, but I'm pretty sure you'd get:

#1 normals and amels het motley, caramel
#2 Same thing

Remember that creamsicle and reverse okeetees are amels (and the cream would be a hybrid).
 
Just so you know, if you breed a creamsicle with any corn the babies will not be pure cornsnake. The babies would be hybrids of corn and ratsnake.

I would breed the carmel with the reverse okeetee, less complicated that way because ALL the babies would be cornsnakes.
 
There's nothing complicated about breeding to a creamsicle, as long as the babies are honestly represented as hybrids. I would breed with the cream, personally, because of the yellows that creams tend to produce and I think that would be great in a caramel/butter project. Just make sure you label them as hybrids. :cool:
 
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