Known Checkered genetic mutations

[Eight]

Hi guys. I can't remember if I've asked this already but I can't help thinking about it every time I see any pictures from the radix ranch.

I know the amelanistic gene has been proving, as albino checkereds are widely available in the UK but I haven't seen any anerythristic examples of checkereds.

Has anybody here come across anything other than normal or albino checkereds?

[Invisible Snake]

Jason Stoots and Jeff B. breed granite checkered and have posted pictures of them on this forum.

[Eight]

What are granites if you don't mind me asking?

[Invisible Snake]

They are a checkered morph. Here's a link of Jeff's granites, includes a pic of them. http://www.thamnophis.com/forum/sale...ing-great.html

[Eight]

Very pretty but I really like the checkered pattern. Would be awesome to see them in black and white

[BUSHSNAKE]

i really dont think a checkered garter can be anerythristic cuz theres no red pigment...plenty of yellow tho, an axanthic might be cool

[Eight]

i really dont think a checkered garter can be anerythristic cuz theres no red pigment...plenty of yellow tho, an axanthic might be cool

Yeah that's what I was thinking but couldn't remember the right term for it. Would love to see one.

[Invisible Snake]

There are also pastel checkereds.

PetHobbyist photo gallery > Member Galleries > pastel checkered

[Eight]

Cool stuff. So that's 3 proven genetic traits so far. Had heard of granites before but never seen them. Wasn't aware of pastels in garters though

[thamneil]

I have what I believe is a pastel checkered. Sold an albino pastel out of the same litter. Not 100% sure if thats what they are though. Certainly not a normal example of the species.