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Posted by hotshot on April 21, 2003 at 09:00:44:
In Reply to: The white spots posted by TravisG on April 20, 2003 at 21:56:15:
Travis
I am on the lookout for a possible mate for him. I would like to produce some KY locale black rats. So if I find one that I like, I may be trying my luck at breeding next year. We will see what happens. Would love to produce some rats that look like my male. I havent seen any that have retained the colors that he has, although most of the rats around here maintain a high degree of pattern, just not the coloration.
Brian
: I have seen this in a lot of obsoleta, mostly grey, black, and Tx. I wouldnt let this shy me away from breeding though:) Nice looking snake, hope you decide to produce some locality snakes.
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::spots could fit the definition of piebald. You'd have to do that thing I mention to your posts now and then called breeding. You need to breed him to a female preferably (not required) from the same locality to keep your bloodline locality black rat snakes. Then raise up the het (if its a trait) offspring back to the parent male to prove or disprove if the spots are a trait. That would show up on the offspring. Shannon Brown is doing that right now with a Davis Mt. locale Texas Baird's rat snake he collected a couple years ago. He has about three months before he finds out.
::: :::That albino black rat snake you got from Dwight is looking real nice. Your black rat snake is turning out looking real good and healthy. I can hardly believe he was the little hatchling you collected and posted pics. :
:::Thanks Terry,
::: The KY locale snake is really growing! Have you any idea on the white spots? Just curious.
:::Brian
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