2nd litter born today- Axanthic plains x Dodge Co. Albino with high orange dorsal

[Jeff B]

Mom is blue axanthic plains (1st picture) dad was the Dodge Co. wild caught albino with the high orange dorsal (2nd pic). Ended up with 10 babies born this morning, they all have high orange dorsal stripes like dad, and they are possible het for blizzard, snow, axanthic, anerythristic, and albino (pict 3, 4). These will be very powerful breeders, as they have the potential to make a rainbow of babies.

[rickymar81]

Congrats. Beautiful radixs

[Jeff B]

Thanks, I believe you keep some radix too right?

[rickymar81]

Yea I do. Radix are my fav of all thamn. I have a b/w axanthic male that I'm hoping mates with two females on is het for hybino the other is a normal plains

[rickymar81]

I really want an albino radix.

[BLUESIRTALIS]

Congrats Jeff! Awesome pairing!

[reptileparadise]

Congrats :-)

Is the blue axanthic female carrying the anery gene as well?

[Jeff B]

Congrats :-)

Is the blue axanthic female carrying the anery gene as well?

I gave a lengthy complicated explanation on how it works last season based on observed results several breedings with the gene. Search axanthic and you should find the thread. Bottom line is likely most axanthics currently in existance are one copy axanthic gene and one copy anery. However I may have produced some two copy axanthic gene animals last year but that is yet to be proven.
Basically axanthic gene and anery are probably coallelic.

[jwolfe152]

Wow i didn't understand the last post but nice looking squigglies

[Dan72]

Wanted to bump this post and ask if any of the forum members ended up with this litter or knows where they ended up? I don't think Jeff can recall every sell and to who over the years but maybe the post will jar someone's memory. Thanks!

If you did remember Jeff that would be okay too