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selective breeding

red_dragon

red_dragon

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Is it possible tot make an okeetee with such thick black borders that no other color is left, by picking out of every nest offspring the ones with most black..? In other words, is there a possibility for a totally black cornsnake?
 
on the flip side of things go check out south moutains reverse okeetee in the photo gallery, it has nearly clear saddles which i am pretty sure would correlate to the black in a normal okeetee, if so that snake would have had a heck of alot of black only saddles ..........having said that i expect theres somethign in the works no doubt
 
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