Green Mountain Morphs

Our last reptile show of the year is tomorrow in Springfield Massachusetts. We will have a large variety of animals available including some adults and proven breeders. Can’t wait to see everyone!!

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This girls looking amazing after a fresh shed. Her colors are so vibrant against that white background.

Our last show of the year is coming up soon so be sure to come out and say hello at the in Springfield Massachusetts Sunday December 1st.

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Here’s a fun little display of genetics. These three animals all came from the same clutch of eggs. A simple understanding of genetics you can see how the genes work together. The genes we are working with here are recessive genes meaning an animal needs to carry 2 copies of the gene (one from each parent) to visually express the gene.

1️⃣ Lavender Albino is the first gene which gives the snake the Yellow albino appearance with red eyes.

2️⃣ Pied is the second gene which gives the snake the high white body with blotches of pattern throughout.

3️⃣ Lavender Albino Pied (Dreamsicle) is the combination of lavender albino and Pied in the same animal.

Each of the first two animals carry 1 copy of each gene they are not expressing because the parents were visuals on either side.

Love working with genetics and these beautiful animals.

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Clowning around with some future breeders. This year will be the year of the clown. Got a handful of pairings planned for next season with these guys and I cant wait to produce some more visual Clowns.

What is your favorite recessive gene to work with? Let me know in the comments 👇🏼🐍

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