Antaresia freaks

[ssssmithy]

heres a stimmo doing an eastern brown imression :lol:
and some childrens

 

[ihaveherps]

Nice stimy Boa, that Gold line of Zulu's sure does produce some interesting stims.

 

[byron_moses]

heres a stimmo doing an eastern brown imression :lol:
and some childrens

and he does a good job of that pose to by the looks of it lol

 

[jacorin]

stimmie

our 1st snake,"Kalindi" a broome stimmie picked up from Wokka on thurs

 

[Devastatia]

nice

 

[pythons73]

All those that have breed patternless Childrenis,has any1 breed a pair of patternless childrens if so what was the percentage of the hatchies.Also pairing a normal childreni to a patternless,what was your hatchling results,cheers...

 

[dickyknee]

All those that have breed patternless Childrenis,has any1 breed a pair of patternless childrens if so what was the percentage of the hatchies.Also pairing a normal childreni to a patternless,what was your hatchling results,cheers...

I have a patternless / normal pairing this year so ill let you know soon with a bit of luck .

 

[deebo]

here is a few pics of my two patternless childreni.....great little snakes and will hopefully be pairing them up nexy yr when they get a bit of size on them, they are just little runts at the moment.

Cheers,
Dave

 

[pythons73]

Thanx Brett and Dave,i was hoping someone has already did this,maybe some1 has and they dont want to share the results...LOL...

 

[slacker]

Thanx Brett and Dave,i was hoping someone has already did this,maybe some1 has and they dont want to share the results...LOL...

This is not believed to be a mendelian trait so it is unlikely to be as predictable as say a recessive trait.

Greg Prostamo (the original source for this line) began with a normal and a patternless. Some hatched looking normal, some hatched looking very reduced. I still have a 'normal' I bought from that line going back seven or eight years ago now.

 

[Ozzie Python]

I didn't have high hopes for this girls first breeding season being successful. Things are looking a little better now

 

[slacker]

I didn't have high hopes for this girls first breeding season being successful. Things are looking a little better now

Looking good Stu!

We've got four girls here doing the same, including one that I also didn't have high hopes for. Still waiting on one more (well, one more Antaresia anyway), but having not seen that one even mated I'm not holding my breath.

 

[ssssmithy]

All those that have breed patternless Childrenis,has any1 breed a pair of patternless childrens if so what was the percentage of the hatchies.Also pairing a normal childreni to a patternless,what was your hatchling results,cheers...

i have at least 4 patternless girls that are showing the goods at the moment but yes as lee said it isnt a mendelian trait,just a selectively bred variation.

 

[DA_GRIZ]

male childrens, not the best looking out there but i like him

 

[jamesbecker]

very nice Griz, how old is that munchkin?

 

[DA_GRIZ]

um hes 5 this yr i believe

 

[Saz]

Platimum girlie

 

[ravan]

wow saz, you have some fantastic looking animals!

 

[viridis]

Here is a nice wild Cape York Spotted.

Cheers,
Nick

 

[gecko-mad]

wow viridis he wouldve been awesome to see, why dont u put that pic in the competition?