corn morphs genetic requests.... any??

[blaze777]

She has the bloodred speckles on her belly. There is a picture of her
http://www.reptileforums.co.uk/snake...y-corns-2.html

[Ssthisto]

Her flank pattern shows no indication she's homozygous bloodred for sure (no diffusion) - motleys and stripes can also get speckled bellies. I wouldn't assume she'll produce het Bloodreds until she's bred to a homozygous blood that does not show the motley or stripe pattern and produces ALL bloodred offspring. It can be quite difficult to tell a motley from a motley het blood from a bloodred motley - and the latter are comparatively rare, too.

[kerryrep22]

oooohhhhhh just found this section, great! just wondered what will be the best results i mite get from any of these combinations of my corns,

Males,

Black anery
Normal amely
Blood-red

Female - ghost anery corn with het lavender

also can i ask what does diffused mean in genetic terms?

and also saw the post about what you mite be bringing to the barking show, and i just wondered what you would recommend to buy from what ure bringing, to go with the morphs i already have to make some great babies, cheers

[Redhill Reptiles]

what about a reverse okeetee to a normal corn ( i dont know if they are het for anything)

[bladeblaster]

all normals 100% het amel. A reverse Oketee is a selectively bred amel.

[Ssthisto]

Originally Posted by kerryrep22

Males,

Black anery
Normal amely
Blood-red

Female - ghost anery corn with het lavender

Well, of these, the only one that guarantees you'll get visual morphs is the Anery male to the Ghost female (all ghosts are anery, by the way - they're hypo anery).

That would get you all Anery het Hypo possible het Lavender.

Is the second male an Amel (red eyes, no black anywhere) or a normal (black pupils) het for Amel?

Breeding a ghost het lavender to a bloodred would get you all Normal het Anery, Hypo and Diffused, possible het Lavender.

also can i ask what does diffused mean in genetic terms?

All Bloodreds are homozygous Diffused (carrying the diffusion pattern trait) but not all homozygous diffused animals are selectively bred to be Bloodreds. Most folk do use the two terms interchangeably - including me - although I do accept that the BEST bloodreds are going to be the ones selectively bred for high diffusion and deep rich red colouring.

[Catherine896]

Any help on these please?

Ultramel x Goldust motley

Phantom x Pewter

Phantom x Ghost

Also what would offspring of these produce if put together?

Thanks alot

[Skyespirit86]

Originally Posted by Catherine896

Any help on these please?

Ultramel x Goldust motley

Phantom x Pewter

Phantom x Ghost

Also what would offspring of these produce if put together?

Thanks alot

First pairing would give you ultramels het caramel and motley.
Second pairing would give you charcoals het hypo and bloodred.
Third one would give you hypos het for anery a and charcoal.

F2s would be:

1.) Ultramels, golddust and goldust motley.
2.) Charcoals, phantoms, pewters, and hypo pewter.
3.) Hypos, ghosts, phantoms, and hypo anerycharcoal.

With all of the ove F2s, which ever traits they aren't showing they'll still be possible het for.

[Catherine896]

Thanks alot

[Ssthisto]

Originally Posted by Skyespirit86

First pairing would give you ultramels het caramel and motley.

F2s would be:

1.) Ultramels, golddust and goldust motley.

Actually, the first generation cross of a Golddust Motley to an Ultramel would produce:

Amels het Caramel and Motley (25% chance per egg)
Ultramel het Caramel and Motley (50% chance per egg)
Ultra het Caramel and Motley (25% chance per egg)

So depending on the F2 you chose (I'd pick an Ultra het Caramel Motley personally and breed it to a Butter Motley if Golddust Motley was your goal - you'll get 100% ultramel-based animals, with 50% chance of getting Caramel and 50% chance of getting motley in any given animal).

Oh yeah - Hypo Anery/Charcoal is also called Platinum - and it's BEAUTIFUL.