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What would you breed her to?
- Thread starter Devilscat
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Dread Pirate Roberts
ACR Breeder#306
Do you know what she is het for??? Mabey she shares common genes with one of the others?
Susan
Go Ahead, Make My Day!
If you pair the butter with the amel, assuming they are a male and female, and also assuming that neither are het for anything, all the babies will be amels. But you can never tell about hidden hets so the possibility for butter babies (if the amel is het caramel) or snow babies (if both are het anery) is there.
Devilscat
New member
Athena was purchased from snake expo in 2007 from Reptiles, Etc. Unable to get hold of them. Info on her container ( Motley H-Lav_Anrey). He had her mother there. She was a beautiful Lavender. Strider was purchased in 2005 from Gem State Reptiles. His mother and father are albino okeetees. I got to hold his mother, she had very nice white bands. He has lost his white with each shedding. Turok, butter hatchling purchased from SMR. Will have to check parentage.