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big surprise in a clutch, HELP!!!

Original post by mactopa
now I think it don`t look like a pewter because of the color of eyes. in my opinion it looks more like an aneryblood.
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Yup, agreed.

I am a little late on this thread, however, my initial thoughts did lean towards Granite when I viewed the original photographs.

The reason for this being that the Anery gene is more commonly associated with the Lavender than that of Charcoal.

However, there is always the possibility that the animal may be a triple combo (i.e. Anery Charcoal Bloodred) as the usual eye indicators are masked when the Anery + Charcoal are in the homozygous form.

b.t.w. excellent hatchlinhgs.

Regards. Lex
 
Lexcorn said:
Yup, agreed.

I am a little late on this thread, however, my initial thoughts did lean towards Granite when I viewed the original photographs.

The reason for this being that the Anery gene is more commonly associated with the Lavender than that of Charcoal.

However, there is always the possibility that the animal may be a triple combo (i.e. Anery Charcoal Bloodred) as the usual eye indicators are masked when the Anery + Charcoal are in the homozygous form.

b.t.w. excellent hatchlinhgs.

Regards. Lex
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anery and charcoal in the mix is unlikely because the the mother is blood het. anery hypo lav and the father is hypoblood het. anery lav. with one more gene het. is the result of clutch no longer accurate.

mactopa said:
result of this clutch is:
2 bloods
5 (6) hypo bloods ((6) cause one was dead in the egg)
3 (4) lav bloods ???((4) cause one was dead in the egg)
2 hypo lav bloods
1 surprise
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Too true........I did not refer to the results of this clutch before replying, rather finger happy with my response :twohammer

Regards. Lex
 
RavenSpirit360 said:
Wow that is one nice corn.. I see charcoal in the mix also,, Congrats!!
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Yup, the male hatchling appears to be a Pewter.

The 'surprise' female (from Blood x Hypo Blood parentage) is a visual Granite, as is the 2nd female from a different pairing.

Original post by mactopa
here a little update from the mystery anery in the clutch and two mystery anery from the hypoblood het. lav x lavblood het. hypo
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The confusion is because you have posted 2 clutch results in the same Thread & I accept that I have quickly read & responded in haste. It would appear that I am not the only person to misunderstand the up date though!:grin01:

Looks like the HypoBlood x LavBlood pairing have a Charcoal gene in there after all. :spinner:

Regards Lex
 
Lexcorn said:
The confusion is because you have posted 2 clutch results in the same Thread & I accept that I have quickly read & responded in haste. It would appear that I am not the only person to misunderstand the up date though!:grin01:

Looks like the HypoBlood x LavBlood pairing have a Charcoal gene in there after all. :spinner:

Regards Lex
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ok I see what do you mean ;)
here again the result of the clutch from
male - hypoblood het lav (anery) x female - blood het hypo lav (anery) is female 1

from male (same like the first pairing) - hypoblood het lav (anery) x female lavblood het. hypo (anery) is male and female 2 are boths two months younger like female 1 thats the reason why the color of their eyes are different.
at the beginning female 1 looked also like pewter for me.

female with one week
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I would say there has to be some blood in there...It's got the "smeared " sides and rounder blood "eyebrows". Sweet, can't wait to see offspring.
 
mactopa said:
ok I see what do you mean ;)
here again the result of the clutch from
male - hypoblood het lav (anery) x female - blood het hypo lav (anery) is female 1

from male (same like the first pairing) - hypoblood het lav (anery) x female lavblood het. hypo (anery) is male and female 2 are boths two months younger like female 1 thats the reason why the color of their eyes are different.
at the beginning female 1 looked also like pewter for me.

female with one week
black6jw1.jpg
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Yes,

I am in complete agreement.

Female 1 looks very similar to a Pewter neonate at 1 week, but, she is in fact a Granite (as your up date provides).

Phew...........we got there in the end :grin01:

I shall let you reply to "ForkTung" :awcrap:

Lex
 
OOPS...After skimming through this thread and thinking one of the parents was ONLY het for blood I read it more thoroughly.

I accept that I have quickly read & responded in haste. It would appear that I am not the only person to misunderstand the up date though!
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It's obvious the snake has to be some morph of blood. I made a mistake (I'm not sure if a pretentious snub was called for?) but, well, there it is...I made a mistake.
 
ForkedTung said:
OOPS...After skimming through this thread and thinking one of the parents was ONLY het for blood I read it more thoroughly.



It's obvious the snake has to be some morph of blood. I made a mistake (I'm not sure if a pretentious snub was called for?) but, well, there it is...I made a mistake.
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Nope, the original poster did not question the relevance of the Bloodred gene.

My comment was made in jest, I too made a mistake...........seems it was that kinda day!


Regards. Lex
 
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