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Results of het Lavender X Milk Phase Motley
- Thread starter Russ Bates
- Start date
SnakeAround
Formerly Blutengel
Gorgeous! What is the purple snakie with the pinkish stripe on th eleft? Weird pattern for a corn? And I can't make up if it's the head or tail end... looks like a piece got cut off but I asume that's not what happened... just a play of the eye I guess.
Russ Bates
New member
yes it is a crazy pattern
but I'm sure someone has had to have had that pattern show up in clutches before.
Tom - It was very good to meet you. Hope you guys did well at the show. I showed great discipline by only spending $150 plus admission and food
I got a nice hypo bull snake and a peachy thayeri from a friend.
To answer your first question...yes I did expect/hope for lavender motleys from this pairing. The part I didn't know is how the milk snake phase trait would change/alter the motley pattern as an end result. If you remember, the milk snake phase motley originated from Serpenco and displayed large saddles and the stomach was not necessarily a clean motley as we think of them today. I guess my end desired result was a lavender motley but one with large purple saddles and a white belly. Anyhoo...I'm happy.
Again, it was nice to meet you.
Russ
but I'm sure someone has had to have had that pattern show up in clutches before.
Tom - It was very good to meet you. Hope you guys did well at the show. I showed great discipline by only spending $150 plus admission and food
I got a nice hypo bull snake and a peachy thayeri from a friend.To answer your first question...yes I did expect/hope for lavender motleys from this pairing. The part I didn't know is how the milk snake phase trait would change/alter the motley pattern as an end result. If you remember, the milk snake phase motley originated from Serpenco and displayed large saddles and the stomach was not necessarily a clean motley as we think of them today. I guess my end desired result was a lavender motley but one with large purple saddles and a white belly. Anyhoo...I'm happy.
Again, it was nice to meet you.
Russ
Russ Bates
New member
TBurkeIII
TBurkeIII
Well i dont ever remember a pattern similar. i am sure it may have popped up but, the way the "Qtip" pattern is, it almost seems off center or something. it is real interesting. it should be a nice project for you to try and see what comes from it. good luck and congrats again.
also the request still stands to see some other patterns like that. it would be nice to see a thread dedicated to some of the more aberrant patterns other than just some of the usual variations we see within a certain trait.
also the request still stands to see some other patterns like that. it would be nice to see a thread dedicated to some of the more aberrant patterns other than just some of the usual variations we see within a certain trait.
Clint Boyer
'Former' Snake slave
I've got a clutch from normals het Lav and Motley from Milksnake Moltey lines pipping today. I'll be real tickled if I get anything near as nice as those!
Russ Bates
New member
good luck Clint
I hope your odds work as well too.
Edmund - not much really. One is typical motley the other is a weird pattern with a long line and then a circle or dot......not really zigzag though.
Russ
I hope your odds work as well too.
Edmund - not much really. One is typical motley the other is a weird pattern with a long line and then a circle or dot......not really zigzag though.
Russ