Golden female had golden babies

[Jeff B]

They all ate pieces of nightcrawler on tuesday and this morning too, so looking good.

[Dan72]

Yes! Keep up the good work, carry on. I could be dreaming here but is it just me or could the golden color be leached up and absorbed in some way by the leucy's to create a cool new eastern. I think the leucy's may help establish a lot of cool new eastern stuff. Also Jeff I have not forgotten, that stillborn all orange animal you had a couple years back, lets not give up on that. Amazing animal!

[KashGarter27]

True

[Jeff B]

Yes! Keep up the good work, carry on. I could be dreaming here but is it just me or could the golden color be leached up and absorbed in some way by the leucy's to create a cool new eastern. I think the leucy's may help establish a lot of cool new eastern stuff. Also Jeff I have not forgotten, that stillborn all orange animal you had a couple years back, lets not give up on that. Amazing animal!

Dan, I am planning on breeding golden to leucistic, erythristic, melanistics, flames, albino, and I would even breed to a silver if I had one. Basically I plan to breed everything I have to golden. You never know what a combination of morphs is going to do, that's what makes it super exciting, at least that is my passion. I realize that doesn't trip everyone's trigger but it does mine.
That said, unfortunately I fear most likely the leucistic will trump the golden, but who knows, it's still worth trying and still worth seeing the empirical evidence rather than just speculating. Nobody would have thought the combination of melanistic and Schuet (T+) albino would look like it does. My personal opinion is the melanistic golden will be an incredible combination. That is one I will be shooting for in the coming years. It may produce a granite pattern silver snake, without all the issues of the silver gene. Wouldn't that be awesome?
The solid orange snake that you referred to I believe was a bluegrass erythristic albino or a bluegrass snow. I still have a coupe related females but unfortunately no males.

[Zdravko092368]

I want to see all those mixes...I hope every one of your goldens grows to breeding age and pairs with each thing you have lol. I am pretty excited about what that morph could produce.

[Tommytradix]

Dan, I am planning on breeding golden to leucistic, erythristic, melanistics, flames, albino, and I would even breed to a silver if I had one. Basically I plan to breed everything I have to golden. You never know what a combination of morphs is going to do, that's what makes it super exciting, at least that is my passion. I realize that doesn't trip everyone's trigger but it does mine.
That said, unfortunately I fear most likely the leucistic will trump the golden, but who knows, it's still worth trying and still worth seeing the empirical evidence rather than just speculating. Nobody would have thought the combination of melanistic and Schuet (T+) albino would look like it does. My personal opinion is the melanistic golden will be an incredible combination. That is one I will be shooting for in the coming years. It may produce a granite pattern silver snake, without all the issues of the silver gene. Wouldn't that be awesome?
The solid orange snake that you referred to I believe was a bluegrass erythristic albino or a bluegrass snow. I still have a coupe related females but unfortunately no males.

i cant wait to see all these combos either!! although i have no interest in breeding easterns, its still exciting to see new morphs of any snake produced.

[Dan72]

It trips my trigger also! I can appreciate the work that goes into working with an animal to achieve whatever the goal might be, but I get really jazzed dreaming of the things that could come about and the things we don't fully understand just yet. You trying to understand how the different axanthic types work in radix is really interesting. So cool, I love this hobby. The animals, the projects, the possibilities.

[Tommytradix]

It trips my trigger also! I can appreciate the work that goes into working with an animal to achieve whatever the goal might be, but I get really jazzed dreaming of the things that could come about and the things we don't fully understand just yet. You trying to understand how the different axanthic types work in radix is really interesting. So cool, I love this hobby. The animals, the projects, the possibilities.

from the conversations we had on the phone we both were pumped up about combinations with the axanthics haha if it was clear cut and we know the outcomes it wouldnt be as interesting but theres so much more to be done with new morphs popping up all the time