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Old 25-01-2008, 07:35 PM
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Heres a spanner in the works I think.Can onyone help.In 2007 I paired an amel stripe male to an anery stripe female corn snake.There first time breeding.There was no other male with the female.The anery female I bred myself.She was 1 of 3 anery stripes in the clutch.The rest of the clutch where normal corns and a few snows.The parents of the anery stripe where a normal female to a snow male.The amel stripe I paired up with the anery stripe I bought him as a hatchling.So here it is.The amel stripe and anery stripe female produced 12 hatchlings in 2007.1 hatchling was a normal stripe.I got 4 amels and the rest of the hatchlings where normal looking corns.Im not great on the genetics,but I was told this could not happen.Heres pics of mother,father and the only stripe they produced in the clutch.
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this is the female the anery stripe.

this is there 2007 hatchling.The only stripe produced out of a clutch of 12.
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Old 25-01-2008, 08:16 PM
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In my opinion, your female anery "stripe" is actually an anery motley (striped form) and not a true stripe. She`s obviously het for stripe hence producing the striped baby with the striped male.
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There's something about the Anery's "stripe" pattern that makes me think she's actually NOT a genetic stripe at all. If that's the case, it explains why you only got one striped hatchling - she's het for stripe, but not homozygous.

She looks more like a very unusual "Aztec" (especially near the tail) - though the pattern is also a bit like striped/dot-dash California kingsnake. You said the parents of the Anery were a snow and a normal - were they related, and is there ANY chance there might be "jungle" corn in that mix?

Obviously, because you've gotten a genuine visual stripe hatchling, the female must be HET for stripe... but I'm betting she's not homozygous cornsnake stripe.
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In my opinion, your female anery "stripe" is actually an anery motley (striped form) and not a true stripe. She`s obviously het for stripe hence producing the striped baby with the striped male.
Anery Motley would have produced 100% motley babies when put to a Stripe, though....

Were the "normal" not-striped babies clear-bellied?
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Were the "normal" not-striped babies clear-bellied?

thats the question needed, cause you'd expect some motleys there somewhere in a certain number
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Maybe one of the snakes was a hybrid then??
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Anery Motley would have produced 100% motley babies when put to a Stripe, though....

Were the "normal" not-striped babies clear-bellied?
Ohh right, so if a motley was put to a stripe, the babies would be motley? Even if the stripe wasn`t het? Interesting I knew the 2 patterns were from the same gene (or something like that) just didn`t realise they were that closely connected
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Ohh right, so if a motley was put to a stripe, the babies would be motley? Even if the stripe wasn`t het? Interesting I knew the 2 patterns were from the same gene (or something like that) just didn`t realise they were that closely connected
Motley is dominant to stripe on the same gene pair.

A Motley het Stripe will look like a visual motley (which may display banded, hurricane/circleback, q-tipped or even ribbon/zipper patterning) - there's no guarantee a motley het stripe will show the 'striped motley' pattern. Here, though, if it IS a motley het stripe (and I have my doubts - it looks like a reverse image, patternwise, of my striped Cali King) ... it's an amazingly ribbony one!

And it's not possible to get a true four-lined stripe animal who is het motley.

If you cross a homozygous motley (which this isn't) to a homozygous stripe, you will get 100% Motley het Stripe offspring. Which, as I said, can look like ANY of the motley patterns, not just Ribbon/Zipper.
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Old 25-01-2008, 10:20 PM
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Thanks for the replies and info.Some is very deep for me.Its like talking a different language.I wouldnt be that advanced when it comes to genetics.I have the mother of the anery female,I dont know what to call her now.The mother is a normal.The father is a snow and he was a cracker.I sold him on about 2 months now.I done a little out crossing last year and I got loads of snows without a snow to snow breeding.I dont have a pic of the snow but he looked like a usual snow.I have a pic of the anery stripe female.She is the biggest normal corn in the pic.

I was holding a normal brother to the stripe 2007 hatchling.He just looks like a regular normal corn snake with checkered patterns on his belly.I held back a sister to the 2007 stripe hatchling.She is an amel,she is shedding so when she is finnished I will be able to see her belly patterns better.
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Old 25-01-2008, 10:26 PM
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I was going through some old photos on the pc.I found some of the snow corn that was bred to the normal female to get the anery stripe female.
I have to up load them to photobucket.I will have them in a few mins.
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