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01-07-07, 12:25 PM
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Genotypically Motley/Stripe (animals known to carry one stripe gene)
These snakes carry one stripe gene and one motley gene. The look of these snakes really varies. They may look like typical motleys with more of a "dot" pattern or they may have more of a striped look to them. Although some of them may look quite "stripey," they can usually be distinguished from genetically striped corns by looking at the width of the stripes.
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Ghost version: Ghost House's Circe and a couple of her offspring
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these are genetic motley stripe i know for sure as i breed them myself dad was amel stripe mum anery motley just wanted to show not all mot/stripes have striping
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