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| Evolution Morphs |
Posted - 18/09/2013 : 15:05:57
New one I picked up the other day
Quick picture and fed before put away to settle in
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| Evolution Morphs |
Posted - 21/09/2013 : 12:45:34
Thanks baobab / hodgie
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| hodgie |
Posted - 20/09/2013 : 19:17:26
Very nice |
| Baobab |
Posted - 20/09/2013 : 18:12:10
Like the high white. We gat a calico which is quite low white, if Id known about the sugar before hand I would probably gone with that. |
| Evolution Morphs |
Posted - 20/09/2013 : 11:53:29
lol thanks coxcats :) |
| coxcats |
Posted - 19/09/2013 : 19:05:04
Beautiful! He looks like a frosted bagel! |
| Evolution Morphs |
Posted - 19/09/2013 : 11:21:09
Thanks guys |
| PythonManDan |
Posted - 18/09/2013 : 20:50:38
Very nice, big fan of Sugars and love what the gene does to other morphs. |
| badwool |
Posted - 18/09/2013 : 17:58:03
now THATS a ca......sugar ;) |
| jimmer7 |
Posted - 18/09/2013 : 16:33:06
Thanks for that, I love what the calico does so I will look forward to see what you produce with the sugar, any ideas what you will put him with. |
| Evolution Morphs |
Posted - 18/09/2013 : 16:17:13
Hi jimmer
Nicked from when he came from
Mike wilbanks
The Sugar is like an extreme form of Calico. High white sides, black back with highlighter yellow around the black. As babies the white is a pinkish color and makes a very attractive bubblegum looking snake. Some people have said that Sugar and Calico are the same gene because they are similar. I have produced hundreds of Calicos over the years and I have never produced any that look like the Sugars. Some are close but in my opinion, the Sugar is definitely a different gene because extreme, high white, spectacular animals like the example pic here are the norm with this gene not the exception like with the calicos. One thing that will further contribute to the confusion between these two genes is that some breeders are selling calicos as sugars because sugars are in more demand. I talked to one well known breeder who told me that he was just calling his sugars because they sold better. I talked to another that told me he was calling his sugars because he bought his from the first breeder as a sugar. So you can see the problem. You must be very careful. If it doesn't look like the most extreme calico you ever saw, you should be skeptical that it is really an authentic sugar. People can lie, but they cannot fake the animal. Now that I am working with the real deal and have produced several clutches, I am very excited to work on combinations with this gene. This gene is just insane. The calico has its place and we like them, but the sugar is in a class of its own. Look for many cool things with this gene to come out of our facility. |
| jimmer7 |
Posted - 18/09/2013 : 16:13:51
Hi looks stunning, but whats the difference between a sugar and a calico, I got female calico and she looks just like your sugar, is it a bit like a butter and a lesser
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| Evolution Morphs |
Posted - 18/09/2013 : 15:57:08
400/600 grams
All depends if there producing sperm plugs
I tend to wait till 600-700 grams though |
| phlegmatical |
Posted - 18/09/2013 : 15:55:58
Very nice! What is breeding weight for a male? I hear a lot of talk about female breeding weight but nobody seems to mention the males! |
| Evolution Morphs |
Posted - 18/09/2013 : 15:53:43
Cheers Sean
Its a male I decided I wanted one a while back and thought as one popped up I'd get a male as I'm low on males
Plans I don't really know all depends what's ready to breed when he makes weight
Thinking either enchi,cinnamon lesser, but who knows lol
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| Leucistic |
Posted - 18/09/2013 : 15:50:43
Del why do you have to keep teasing me with your lovely Royals lol
Seriously tho she is a beaut mate, whats the future plans for her?
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