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Palmetto Corn Snake

You can't? Only one person has these, Don Soderberg at SMR (cornsnakes.net). He is the sole owner of any breeding and sellable palmettos. They are $4,000.00 each.
 
yeah i read that on on that site. those snakes are gorgeous and it's pretty damn cool that he's the only that has them and only selling a couple females over the next couple years. i'm still too much of a newbie to drop that kind of money on a snake lol. thanks for the reply
 
What do you mean by "hybrid"?

I think you mean morph combos which is different. If that is the case the answer is not available at this time. Last year was the first year they were produced in captivity in homozygous form. So Morph combos are a few generations away.
 
dave partington said:
Simple.
Sell a lung!!!
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Here, maybe this'll help lol
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so does that mean there are probably none left in the wild because of this male that was caught and what is it that caused this extremly rare morph.is what i would like to now... how is this the only nown wild palmetto. and how are so many of his offspring comeing out as palmetto if its so rare. does anyone now.. im very interested in the process of genetics...exspecially how his came about...
 
screamindemon17 said:
so does that mean there are probably none left in the wild because of this male that was caught and what is it that caused this extremly rare morph.is what i would like to now... how is this the only nown wild palmetto. and how are so many of his offspring comeing out as palmetto if its so rare. does anyone now.. im very interested in the process of genetics...exspecially how his came about...
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It's a recessive gene; this means that even if it is the only male in existence, it would have to find a female in the wild to breed with carrying the Palmetto gene to create more wild Palmettos. The chances of that are slim to none. The chances of the original Palmetto even EXISTING in the wild are one in billions. Yes, this is the ONLY known one in existence. There are "so many" cropping up from breedings now because this is the second generation. The first generation was the original Palmetto male to a normal female. That made a clutch of 100% het for Palmetto babies. Any of those babies bred back to the father (the original Palmetto) have a 50% chance of being Palmetto themselves. It's simple Mendelian genetics.
 
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I noticed SMR is starting to sell females only for $2,000.
I have tried searching but i dont think im throwing in the right keywords.

Why would females be less?
Wouldnt they pass on the same gene as a male?
Im just getting to reading about breeding and genetics so i please forgive, i did try to search.
 
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