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Possible "Snopal Motleys" hatching!
- Thread starter snakepimp
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snakepimp
ACR Breeder #0169
Well, I might be able to tell (by looking) if it is an Opal Motley after a couple of sheds. But I won't be able to tell at all if it is a "Snopal" Motley until I test breed it....oh wait, I've been saying "it", I meant "they" I had another surprise this morning, another "white & pink" motley!
Finally a good surprise this year (lots of bad ones, like the grand-sire of these offspring having a catastrophic prolapse...) 2 triple homozygous animals in one clutch! Oh, and my Lavender motley (a male!) fed today for the first time. (second attempt)
Thanks for looking.
Finally a good surprise this year (lots of bad ones, like the grand-sire of these offspring having a catastrophic prolapse...) 2 triple homozygous animals in one clutch! Oh, and my Lavender motley (a male!) fed today for the first time. (second attempt)
Thanks for looking.
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Hope ya figure it out soon! That Lav mot has some awesome motleys... almost a full one! cornmorphs
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well i got it, and thats the 1st time i've seen that icon.
well done by the way, nice when all the good work comes out.
well done by the way, nice when all the good work comes out.
snakepimp
ACR Breeder #0169
Clutch results. Pictures
Well, it's about time.
This clutch resulted in the following:
These 5 pics are of a female Amel, 2 Male Snow, or Opal, or "Snopal" motleys, 1 Female Normal, and one male motley.
Well, it's about time.
This clutch resulted in the following:
These 5 pics are of a female Amel, 2 Male Snow, or Opal, or "Snopal" motleys, 1 Female Normal, and one male motley.
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snakepimp
ACR Breeder #0169
More pics of clutch.
So here are a few more, and the breakdown:
Corn Clutch #9 2005
2.0 Amel+Motley+something else, either lavender or anery, possibly both.
2.0 motleys.
3.1 Normals
0.4 Anerys (!)
1.0 Grey colored freak I can't positively identify. Maybe Lavender Anery ...?
All of these are possible het for Amel, Lavender, Anery & Motley, as well as whatever is going on with the blue-eyed freaks I have been producing randomly this year.
So here are a few more, and the breakdown:
Corn Clutch #9 2005
2.0 Amel+Motley+something else, either lavender or anery, possibly both.
2.0 motleys.
3.1 Normals
0.4 Anerys (!)
1.0 Grey colored freak I can't positively identify. Maybe Lavender Anery ...?
All of these are possible het for Amel, Lavender, Anery & Motley, as well as whatever is going on with the blue-eyed freaks I have been producing randomly this year.
