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I bought them from Ben in Replite Haven in Dublin, Ireland... he told me that they are and unrelated pair and they came via the UK from Paul Harris in Germany.
As I said... I don't know a whole lot about snakes... and am learning quite a bit from this forum... I have asked around and Ben seems to be probably the most respected guy in Ireland when it comes to reptiles... so I can only take him at his word... and I have no reason to doubt him at the moment! Personally I can't see much difference between a jungle and an irian jaya in some pics... so I really am a complete novice and bow to people with greater knowledge on the subject (but its not hard to have more knowledge than me!) |
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Theres alot of diffrince between jungles and IJ
couple of my jungles. ![]() ![]() Some photo of a IJ from Precision reptiles Precisionreptiles.com*-*Precisionreptiles.com
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if they were both 100% het then each egg would have a 25% chance of producing a visual granite. So you would be a bit unlucky, but it is possible to have a clutch of all normall looking babies from a het - het breeding.
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because you are dealing with 4 possible genes to make up a pair, the genes you have are
N = Normal G = Granite they are in the following combination Male = N - G Female = N - G Each animal passes 1 gene from its pair, giving the following possible combinations. N - N = Normal N - G = Het granit G - N = Het granit G - G = Visual granit Normal 25% Het 50% Visual 25% If you put a visual granit with a het you get 50% odds because you have the following combinations Male = G - G Female = N - G G - N Het granit G - G Visual granit G - N Het granit G - G Visual granit Visual 50% Het 50%
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