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stubeanz
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beautiful aint they ! so jon_g were these produced by you? or are they another line of hypo?
great colours when born aswel
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PaulG
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God they are way better than a lucy ball python, more too admire !!
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Scott W
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I can't wait until the first ones are produced in the UK, I'm guessing we may be lucky and see them bred straight into the dwarf burmese too  
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James
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| so just trying to work things out, are the ones in jon_g thread actually het leucistic? they both look amazing either way. |
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peterf
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Thats a great idea Scott.
Oh and what did you do to Castro to make him retire? |
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ern79
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| Posted: Mon Feb 25, 2008 10:17 pm Post subject: |
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| James wrote: | | so just trying to work things out, are the ones in jon_g thread actually het leucistic? they both look amazing either way. |
no james, the jon g ones are simple recessive, the other ones (hypo "het" leucistic)are co-dominant the reason i have put het in inverted commas is because it is not strictly heterozygous its just called that to suggest that if two are bred together they produce leucistics, a bit like tiger in retics, the tiger is like the hypo burm, 2 tigers bred make super tigers, leucistic is the "super" form of this morph. hope this helps
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James
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| cheers ern79, i understand it now. so jon g ones are like albino,pied,ghost(hypo) genes in royals and the hypo het lucys are like lessers and mojaves. |
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ern79
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exactly!
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vetdave
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| Posted: Sat Mar 01, 2008 10:25 pm Post subject: Caramel Burmese |
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Jon-G line Caramel Burmese Pythons would seem to be recessive.
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vetdave
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| Posted: Sat Mar 01, 2008 10:27 pm Post subject: Hypo Burmese |
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Where as the hypos are the lesser form to the Blue eyed Leucistics. Their path to the Uk is somewhat more shrouded.
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