Daytime Flurries, Clearing Overnight| All Breeds |
| It wouldn't hurt to know because with how many morphs there are now it can be hard once a snake has multiple genes to be able to tell what is there. Spider is also not the only morph that has wobble or neurological issues it's just the most common morph that people know about |
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| Oh wow Skye she's gorgeous! She might train up well if you're willing to breed up her P. Some horses are only shy by a few points of being a higher rating |
| Greenheart Stables |
| I wonder why there's such a wide spectrum spectrum of severity with spider and the wobble. Side note do you think I should get Zazi genetically tested to see what genes hes got just for kicks? Been thinking on it lol |
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| And behavioral wise I personally have had very calm and gentle BPs. My boy Val that passed away was an absolute sweetheart. I wish I had kept one of the babies from the clutch because he passed away a couple months afterwards <3 |
| The Joker |
| Playing Grandma got run over by a reindeer whilst I sit beside my grandma is oddly hilarious |
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| I personally avoid any morphs that I know have neurological issues because the spectrum of it is so varied between snakes even if they're from the same clutch. I've seen for example the spider morph where some of them had severe wobble that they couldn't eat and had to be euthanized but others from the same clutch had minimal to none. |
| Greenheart Stables |
| @Fawn Is there anything non deformity you try to avoid or remove? Genetic or behavioral wise? I appreciate you being nice, had I asked this in a old facebook forum I would've been crucifed lol |
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| So I've only had one clutch so I can't necessarily say that I've had to cull however from my understanding anything that is a deformity which can impact the quality of life. For example like a kink in the spine, severe neurological issues like wobble, if they are not eating properly once they've hatched or failing to thrive. |
| Greenheart Stables |
| @Fawn How does culling work for BPs? Or yours in this case, ive always been curious about the less talked and less glamorous parts of breeding |
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| No problem at all! I love talking about my babies <3 My husband's passion project is his BCIs |
| Greenheart Stables |
| Sorry if I'm asking alot of questions I don't get to speak to fellow snake owners RL and even rarer Breeders that care XD |
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| Yeah our female has a great temperament as well so I'm very pleased that he is very gentle too. I'm actually really surprised but he isn't head shy at all. I can't wait to pair them up once he's appropriately sized |
| Greenheart Stables |
| @Fawn Oooh hopefully he passes that to his offspring. I see temperaments are often overlooked for color, Zazi is super mild but he's also very headshy with a few occasions of being defensive in the previous year but he's growing out of it from whats been seen |
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| All Breeds |
| It wouldn't hurt to know because with how many morphs there are now it can be hard once a snake has multiple genes to be able to tell what is there. Spider is also not the only morph that has wobble or neurological issues it's just the most common morph that people know about |
| All Breeds |
| Oh wow Skye she's gorgeous! She might train up well if you're willing to breed up her P. Some horses are only shy by a few points of being a higher rating |
| Greenheart Stables |
| I wonder why there's such a wide spectrum spectrum of severity with spider and the wobble. Side note do you think I should get Zazi genetically tested to see what genes hes got just for kicks? Been thinking on it lol |
| All Breeds |
| And behavioral wise I personally have had very calm and gentle BPs. My boy Val that passed away was an absolute sweetheart. I wish I had kept one of the babies from the clutch because he passed away a couple months afterwards <3 |
| The Joker |
| Playing Grandma got run over by a reindeer whilst I sit beside my grandma is oddly hilarious |
| All Breeds |
| I personally avoid any morphs that I know have neurological issues because the spectrum of it is so varied between snakes even if they're from the same clutch. I've seen for example the spider morph where some of them had severe wobble that they couldn't eat and had to be euthanized but others from the same clutch had minimal to none. |
| Greenheart Stables |
| @Fawn Is there anything non deformity you try to avoid or remove? Genetic or behavioral wise? I appreciate you being nice, had I asked this in a old facebook forum I would've been crucifed lol |
| All Breeds |
| So I've only had one clutch so I can't necessarily say that I've had to cull however from my understanding anything that is a deformity which can impact the quality of life. For example like a kink in the spine, severe neurological issues like wobble, if they are not eating properly once they've hatched or failing to thrive. |
| Greenheart Stables |
| @Fawn How does culling work for BPs? Or yours in this case, ive always been curious about the less talked and less glamorous parts of breeding |
| All Breeds |
| No problem at all! I love talking about my babies <3 My husband's passion project is his BCIs |
| Greenheart Stables |
| Sorry if I'm asking alot of questions I don't get to speak to fellow snake owners RL and even rarer Breeders that care XD |
| All Breeds |
| Yeah our female has a great temperament as well so I'm very pleased that he is very gentle too. I'm actually really surprised but he isn't head shy at all. I can't wait to pair them up once he's appropriately sized |
| Greenheart Stables |
| @Fawn Oooh hopefully he passes that to his offspring. I see temperaments are often overlooked for color, Zazi is super mild but he's also very headshy with a few occasions of being defensive in the previous year but he's growing out of it from whats been seen |
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