Quote Originally Posted by guidofatherof5 View Post
I'm not seeing a lot of color in these scrubs so I'm not sure if that is an indication it was that male.
Richard, your thought, please.



I think you have a serious case of polymorphism going on there. You just don't see that with clark county locality breedings. You just see ones that look like mom, and some that look like fitchi and that's it. (dimorphism but all normal red)I've never had any other result from clark co locality breedings and I've had more experience with those than any other locality. I'd say your sire was definitely the NW Oregon locality and likely it was one of the blues. One of the babies looks flat out anery already. And I also notice I'm seeing side patterns much like I saw when I bred a NW oregon "yellow spotted" with these babies' grandma.

I think you have snakes here that are going to be different than any that have been produced in captivity before, or at either wild location. Seems that polymorphism from the NW oregon location just overrides the color genes from Clark Co because I just don't see anything in the babies that looks like what I would expect from mom/grandma's wild location. You got a litter there which is the result of two different localities IMO. I'll PM you with the specific localities.