2nd litter of 2017 born yesterday

[Jeff B]

This batch of scrubs is from a female Carteret Co. erythristic het snow bred by a male erythristic het golden, so they are all 66% possible hets for Schuett albino, melanistic, and golden. Ended up with 14 total babies, 7 high reds and 7 low red or normals. They are very large newborns.
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[BLUESIRTALIS]

Sweet congrats!

[Zdravko092368]

Congrats, it's going to get busy in your house soon, have fun with all the scrubs lol!

[Jeff B]

Yes it will get busy. I love this time of year, flowers blooming, fish are biting, mushrooms and asparagus popping up, turkeys are gobbling and snake babies galore.

[Albert Clark]

Nice.

[Eddie]

Awesome litter!! Wouldn't they be 50% poss hets?

[Albert Clark]

Awesome litter!! Wouldn't they be 50% poss hets? Since both parents share a percentage of being het then the offsprings chances of being het for what both parents contributed is usually measured @ 66%. If only one parent was het for a certain gene then the offspring would be or have a chance of being 50% het. I think... Lol.

[Jeff B]

Correction- they would be 50% poss hets. Thanks Ed and Al.

[Jeff B]

Here is a better picture of the erythristic flames from this litter. There is a few really nice ones in the bunch. They are 50% possible het for Schuett albino, melanistic and golden.
Not a super high probability that they are het for all 3 in any given snake, but there is a good probability they are het for something, lol. These probably don't have good market value, but they would be a cheap fun gamble with lots of possibilities. I think they will be a fun breeding project so I will probably hold a couple back.
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[Zdravko092368]

Some of those are indeed quite nice. I hope to purchase quite a few easterns from you later on after you've got these guys going and your other girls pop.

I like garters a lot but working with the other species I've realized I like eastern a lot more than average so I want to slim down on the species and bulk up on easterns.