And then there was a new morph?

[Eddie]

Good luck with your pairings. I hope your females turn out to be hets!!

[reptileparadise]

Cheers guys, we certainly do hope the same!

Sadly, our Anery (A) / Melanistic / known anery line parietalis male did not make it through hibernation, leaving his Anery female behind. She is in deep shed and should soon have her first of the season. Without the anery male to court her, she will be introduced to a silver male.

Hoping non compatible to produce double hets (providing silver / anery B ) is proving out simple recessive.

Will keep you all posted as usual.

Sjoerd

[Albert Clark]

Cheers guys, we certainly do hope the same!

Sadly, our Anery (A) / Melanistic / known anery line parietalis male did not make it through hibernation, leaving his Anery female behind. She is in deep shed and should soon have her first of the season. Without the anery male to court her, she will be introduced to a silver male.

Hoping non compatible to produce double hets (providing silver / anery B ) is proving out simple recessive.

Will keep you all posted as usual.

Sjoerd

Wow! Sorry about the loss of the anery line parietalis male. Hoping to see you bounce back with your plan as a backup.

[reptileparadise]

Yes! Plan B seems to work! Just witnessed a lock between an Anery (A/melanistic) Thamnophis sirtalis parietalis X Silver (Anery B?) Thamnophis sirtalis parietalis......

These could be the most exciting normals of the year! If things work...

We also have a short video of this pairing and had the GoPro set up. Hope we got cool footage!

[Eddie]

Best of luck!!

[reptileparadise]

After four TOO long years... Finally!

From silver x silver pairing...

[Tommytradix]

Yess!! Congrats!!

[Tommytradix]

how many did she have?

[Dan72]

Congrats! Love these guys.

[guidofatherof5]

Awesome