I love seeing how big your breeder adults are. Not many people show theirs off, just so focused on the new little babies! That Super Enchi OD convinced me to get one since I’ve been debating for months now on if I should.
This is a super helpful video! I'm just getting started with ball pythons and this is very helpful when deciding on selecting animals and the genes they have.
I don’t understand why your sub count isn’t in the 100K range man.. awesome content, awesome snakes, awesome info.. 👍🏻 I hope your channel explodes!! Keep it up buddy
Awesome video dude. You explained that as good as anyone. One small correction though. The correct term is incomplete dominant but I loved the video. He’s doing a great job
Thanks Gene! You're right, that is the correct scientific term. But you probably also know co-dom has been regularly used interchangeably with incomplete-dom..... it's also easier to say and abbreviate!
You explained this subject very well. I finally know what co-dom and dominant means. I knew that super passes on the gene to every offspring but did not know it is co-dominant. Although I do not own any snakes, I am very interested in them and the genetics involved.
Thanks Andrew! That was my goal. Make the info accessible to everyone! The genetics are out of this world. Especially because they keep finding new genes when we already have a ton
Good tip on the morph market calculator. I use it all the time since I found out about it. My first snake was a Lemonblast H.pied cant go wrong with those 2 genes and a Het.
So if a super passes on its genes to all the babies will all the babies show visual representation of that gene? Or will all the babies have the gene but not show it visually. Great video!
If it's a super (2 copies of the gene) it always passes 1 copy to the offspring. Co-dom genes only need 1 copy to be visual Recessive needs 2 copies to be visual
That's actually a tough question. There hasn't been a ton of experimenting with those 2 genes. Take a look at MM and see what's been made so far: www.morphmarket.com/us/c/reptiles/pythons/ball-pythons?s1=Cypress%2CMojave&s2=Cypress&q=Cypress+Mojave&epoch=2 I probably would NOT breed to another mojave, lesser, or butter because you'll get an all white BEL. Unless you want that!
I have had ball pythons for years now and with these new genes coming, i have decided to start breeding some myself. I have three new ones I am looking for opinion on what genes you might see, can you help me out
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I love seeing how big your breeder adults are. Not many people show theirs off, just so focused on the new little babies! That Super Enchi OD convinced me to get one since I’ve been debating for months now on if I should.
O have two of those super enchi od's and they're two of my favs!
I'll make sure to keep showing my big girls and boys!
This is a super helpful video! I'm just getting started with ball pythons and this is very helpful when deciding on selecting animals and the genes they have.
I'm glad I could help Scott!
I love you’re ball python. I didn’t know what the lemon blast was a mix!
Thanks! Yep, just a 2 gene combo. Pastel+pinstripe
I don’t understand why your sub count isn’t in the 100K range man.. awesome content, awesome snakes, awesome info.. 👍🏻 I hope your channel explodes!! Keep it up buddy
I appreciate that! I think it's a conspiracy!
New subscriber to your channel 49 years old just bought my first snake a female ball python I love her
It's never too late to start!
Awesome video dude. You explained that as good as anyone. One small correction though. The correct term is incomplete dominant but I loved the video. He’s doing a great job
Thanks Gene! You're right, that is the correct scientific term. But you probably also know co-dom has been regularly used interchangeably with incomplete-dom..... it's also easier to say and abbreviate!
You explained this subject very well. I finally know what co-dom and dominant means. I knew that super passes on the gene to every offspring but did not know it is co-dominant. Although I do not own any snakes, I am very interested in them and the genetics involved.
Thanks Andrew! That was my goal. Make the info accessible to everyone! The genetics are out of this world. Especially because they keep finding new genes when we already have a ton
Good tip on the morph market calculator. I use it all the time since I found out about it.
My first snake was a Lemonblast H.pied cant go wrong with those 2 genes and a Het.
It's really one of the most valuable tools you can have. Especially just to be able to see the photos of the potential clutches.
Informative bro and awesome snakes 🔥💯💪🏽
Thanks brother! Thanks for tuning in
by far best video helped me understand alot
Absolutely awesome video! Super informative and you rock it in front of the camera!
Thank you guys! I hope you're doing well. Lots of luck with locks!!
Definitely got a better grasp on genetic's! Thanks again Man🤜🤛
You're welcome Chris!
So if a super passes on its genes to all the babies will all the babies show visual representation of that gene? Or will all the babies have the gene but not show it visually. Great video!
If it's a super (2 copies of the gene) it always passes 1 copy to the offspring.
Co-dom genes only need 1 copy to be visual
Recessive needs 2 copies to be visual
@@SNKELTD got it. Thanks!
Nice snakes maybe one day I will get one Right now I have 2 black throat monitors and a alligator 🐊
With those giants I'm sure you could make room for a bp!
@@SNKELTD lol yea
Love the vid
Thx!
Whats the dominant/co dom gene in a Hypo Het Enchi morph
I have a Cypress Mojave female, what would you recommend I breed her to in the future?
That's actually a tough question. There hasn't been a ton of experimenting with those 2 genes. Take a look at MM and see what's been made so far: www.morphmarket.com/us/c/reptiles/pythons/ball-pythons?s1=Cypress%2CMojave&s2=Cypress&q=Cypress+Mojave&epoch=2
I probably would NOT breed to another mojave, lesser, or butter because you'll get an all white BEL. Unless you want that!
I have had ball pythons for years now and with these new genes coming, i have decided to start breeding some myself. I have three new ones I am looking for opinion on what genes you might see, can you help me out