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[Dan72]

Because what I would like to do what I would like to figure out at some point is producing red radix that are het for both albino types and then possibly as a bonus the offspring of this pair could also produce Christmas as well. So using the PS calculator I'm trying to figure out how to get there. The other animal as pairs that would be cool to have in a collection (to me) would be a normal/wild type radix but was a multiple het animal that could produce both albino type along with anery and snow. So a powerhouse of an animal which when looking at the clutch it was just a rainbow of morphs in one litter. Don had an animal (Cariad??) she was/is the mascot of the forum, but she was an animal that as a normal/wild type she was het for multiple kinds of morphs. And what I always thought I saw in her (maybe just me) but if you go back in those threads and really look at her in the pics, you can almost see in her scales these little individual scales that are red, black, white, like she was telling you I unlock all this stuff. Now I'm rambling, but how did this snake come about? Was in purposeful line breeding of certain animals over years of projects (which of course it was) but knowingly, or dumb luck?

[Tommytradix]

Because what I would like to do what I would like to figure out at some point is producing red radix that are het for both albino types and then possibly as a bonus the offspring of this pair could also produce Christmas as well. So using the PS calculator I'm trying to figure out how to get there. The other animal as pairs that would be cool to have in a collection (to me) would be a normal/wild type radix but was a multiple het animal that could produce both albino type along with anery and snow. So a powerhouse of an animal which when looking at the clutch it was just a rainbow of morphs in one litter. Don had an animal (Cariad??) she was/is the mascot of the forum, but she was an animal that as a normal/wild type she was het for multiple kinds of morphs. And what I always thought I saw in her (maybe just me) but if you go back in those threads and really look at her in the pics, you can almost see in her scales these little individual scales that are red, black, white, like she was telling you I unlock all this stuff. Now I'm rambling, but how did this snake come about? Was in purposeful line breeding of certain animals over years of projects (which of course it was) but knowingly, or dumb luck?

look at scotts site under price list and look at quad hets
i just sold adult red radix that were het for both types and still have a pair i picked up 2.2 from scott

to produce quad hets that are red you would need a nebraska snow and a iowa snow both from red parents and breed them together which will produce all normals. about half will show red then when you breed those offspring to eachother thats where the magic happens lol

[Dan72]

Nice to know Tommy, thanks! The 2.2 you have from Scott, they are something you are keeping for future breeding down the road? I mean I know eventually the easy thing to do is if you want snows then get a pair of snows and bam, whole litter of snows, no guess work. Same goes for anything blizzard, axanthic, albino, whatever. But I just think the coolest thing is to have a pair of animals that when you breed them to each other you get a bucket full of different stuff. So I just need a pair of snow or blizzard. Breed high red examples to them to get my high red hets. Keep all those animals to in turn breed back to each other, then I will end up with snows and blizzards who are then also het for other things? Now I'm confused . Arghhh! I'm just going to keep breeding things into things and never part with anything, (kidding). Not the breeding, just the non parting of things.

[Tommytradix]

Nice to know Tommy, thanks! The 2.2 you have from Scott, they are something you are keeping for future breeding down the road? I mean I know eventually the easy thing to do is if you want snows then get a pair of snows and bam, whole litter of snows, no guess work. Same goes for anything blizzard, axanthic, albino, whatever. But I just think the coolest thing is to have a pair of animals that when you breed them to each other you get a bucket full of different stuff. So I just need a pair of snow or blizzard. Breed high red examples to them to get my high red hets. Keep all those animals to in turn breed back to each other, then I will end up with snows and blizzards who are then also het for other things? Now I'm confused . Arghhh! I'm just going to keep breeding things into things and never part with anything, (kidding). Not the breeding, just the non parting of things.

when the 2 different snow types are bred all normals are produced. you will not get morphs from the first paiting you will get all quad hets that are het for iowa anery iowa albino nebraska anery nebraska albino. the two types are not compatible to produce morphs on the first breeding only offspring will produce every morph the genes dont line up until they are mixed if that makes sense lol

[BUSHSNAKE]

What about male and female that are both double hets for snow

you get 1/4 albinos, 1/4 anerys, 1/16 snow. that's how its broken down in the most basic form

[Tommytradix]

you get 1/4 albinos, 1/4 anerys, 1/16 snow. that's how its broken down in the most basic form

from breeding double het to double het i ended up with 11 albinos 6 snow 3 normal and 1 anery lol

[BUSHSNAKE]

from breeding double het to double het i ended up with 11 albinos 6 snow 3 normal and 1 anery lol

is that the norm...when someone is just learning about genetics you have to start with the most basic knowledge, all of us experienced breeders know its not an exact science but you have to learn how to crawl before you can walk

[Tommytradix]

is that the norm...when someone is just learning about genetics you have to start with the most basic knowledge, all of us experienced breeders know its not an exact science but you have to learn how to crawl before you can walk

i referred him to punnet squares then i told him what (i) produced from that pairing