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Wanted: diffused butters

FireDrake

FireDrake

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Could someone post a picture of an adult butter bloodred? Or point me in the right direction?

I have seen a few pictures of hatchlings, but never an adult!

Thanks!

Sarah
 
Thanks!

Hmmmmm, they dont seem to diffuse, do they? I was hoping to see a solid yellow snake

Sarah
 
Sshhhhhhhhh, heretical remark to follow! Then you need a banana KS. They are beautiful. But seriously, maybe a diffused caramel??

Nanci
 
FireDrake said:
Thanks!

Hmmmmm, they dont seem to diffuse, do they? I was hoping to see a solid yellow snake

Sarah
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I don't think there are that many of these out there, and they haven't been around for long. It seems that when the diffused gene is first crossed into other morphs, the diffusion isn't that great. It seems to take a few generations of selection to get things on track. A good example would be granites (anery diffused). I wasn't a big fan because of the crappy diffusion most seemed to have, but then in '06, great examples were popping up all over the place. :)
 
Nanci said:
Sshhhhhhhhh, heretical remark to follow! Then you need a banana KS. They are beautiful. But seriously, maybe a diffused caramel??

Nanci
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Banana kingsnake? I have had enough of wiggly pooping kings, I bred my first and LAST this past season, LOL!!

Maybe I will try for striped butters.

Thanks!

Sarah
 
Roy Munson said:
I don't think there are that many of these out there, and they haven't been around for long. It seems that when the diffused gene is first crossed into other morphs, the diffusion isn't that great. It seems to take a few generations of selection to get things on track. A good example would be granites (anery diffused). I wasn't a big fan because of the crappy diffusion most seemed to have, but then in '06, great examples were popping up all over the place. :)
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Ok that makes sense. I have seen a few plasmas that werent very diffused looking, and some that were....I assume one should use some good line breeding techniques....as in only use diffused animals that are REALLY diffused to try and make nicely diffused babies?

Thanks

Sarah
 
FireDrake said:
Maybe I will try for striped butters.
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You could probably find vanishing stripe butters that would fit what you're looking for. And vanishing stripe butter diffuseds would be even better. :)
 
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