T. sirtalis sirtalis (eastern gartersnake)
Pair # SS1101
Dame: Schuett albino flame
Sire: Carteret Co. erythristic Schuett albino, 66% possible het melanistic (I have two of these males)
This litter will all be albinos with varying amounts of flame influence (red on the lower sides) and erythristic influence (red all over). These snakes will be priced individually according to color grade.
Pair # SS1102
Dame: Flame het Shuett albino
Sire: Carteret Co. erythristic Schuett albino, 66% possible het melanistic
This litter will produce erythristic flame albinos, erythristic flames 100% het albino, and normals 100% het albino, with various amounts of red on the lower side as influenced by the flame genes and various amounts of red all over as influenced by the erythristic genes. These snakes will be priced on an individual bases depending on color grade.
Pair # SS1103
Dame: Flame (black and white backed)
Sire: Mohr anery x Felzer erythristic/flame (solid red and black snakes, I have two of these males)
This litter should produce some outstanding outcrossed erythristic flames and the Mohr anery genes seem to enhance the solid orange of black, although the Mohr anery has not been completely characterized and/or proven yet. I expect these offspring to look more solid red and black with very little white or brown on the back.
Pair # SS1104
Dame: Carteret Co. erythristic 100% het Shuett albino and 100% het melanistic
Sire: Carteret Co. erythristic Schuett albino, 66% possible het melanistic
If the sire DOES prove out to be het for melanistic the resulting offspring will approximately follow the calculated expected ratios listed below:
12.5%-Shuett snows, with various amounts of erythristic influence
37.5%-Schuett albinos, that are 66% possible het for melanistic, and with various amounts of erythristic influence
12.5%-Melanistics, that are 100% het Shuett albino with various amounts of erythrisitic genes inherited however likely masked by the melanistic gene
37.5%-Normals, that are 100% het Schuett albino and 66% possible het melanistic, and with various amounts of erythristic influence
If the sire does NOT prove out to be het for melanistic the resulting offspring will approximately follow the calculated expected ratios listed below:
50%-Shuett albinos, that are 50% possible het melanistic, with various amounts of erythristic influence
50%-Normals, that are 100% het albino 50% het melanistic, with various amounts of erythristic influence
Pair # SS1105
Dame: Peck low end orange flame 100% het Schuett albino and 100% het melanistic (aka het orange flame snow) #1
Sire: Carteret Co. erythristic Shuett albino, 66% possible het for melanistic
This yields the exact same odds scenario for the ratios as the above pair since the sire is the same, the only difference is the addition of flame influence from the dame (Joe Pecks flames are know for their almost solid bright red/orange heads) instead of a double dose of erythristic from both parents. This pairing could yield some extremely nice erythristic/flame albinos or possibly even erythristic/flame snows if the male proves out to be het for melanistic. Obviously I have a lot riding on this sire, let’s hope he proves out for melanistic.
Pair # SS1106
Dame: Peck low end orange flame 100% het Schuett albino and 100% het melanistic (aka het orange flame snow) #2
Sire: Carteret Co. erythristic Shuett albino, 66% possible het for melanistic
This is the same pairing as above just different sister female
Pair # SS1107
Pair # SS1108
Pair # SS1109
Dame: Hoene Florida albino
Sire: Mohr anerythristic x Felzer erythristic/flame
This litter will be interesting to see what the offspring actually look like and how much variance they will have, should yield various influence from the Florida blue/green color and the busy pattern, as well as various amounts of red from the erythristic and flame genes. They will have the possibility of inheritable traits from the Mohr anerythristic which is still not completely characterized and/or proven. All will be 100% het for Hoene Florida albino.
Pair # SS1110
Dame: Mohr anerythristic
Sire: Carteret Co. erythristic albino, 66% possible het melanistic
This is an interesting possibility to produce a new type of snow and also a new type of erythristic albino and maybe even an erythristic snow.
Pair # SS1111
Dame: Normal
Sire: Mohr anerythristic x Felzer erythristic/flame
This pairing should produce some nice erythristic flames, also will have the possibility of inheritable traits from the Mohr anerythristic which is still not completely characterized and/or proven.
Pair # SS1112
Dame: 100% het Shuett albino 50% het bluegrass albino
Sire: Carteret Co. erythristic Shuett albino
This litter should yield:
50%-Shuett albinos possible het for bluegrass albino
50%-normals, 100% het Schuett albino possible het for bluegrass albino
It would be tempting to call these 25% het bluegrass, however because the female is unproven and she is either het or not, if she were a proven het then the offspring would be 50% possible hets, but if she does NOT prove out then there is a zero chance of the offspring being het, so ethically I would prefer to just say they are possible het for bluegrass albino.
Pair # SS1113
Dame: Felzer low end flame/ normal
Sire: Mohr anerythristic x Felzer erythristic/flame
This will yield various amounts of flame and erythristic influence. These snakes will be priced individually according to color grade.
Pair # SS1114
Dame: 66% possible het silver
Sire: 66% possible het silver
Hopefully this pair will prove out and produce a few silvers.
T.radix (plains gartersnake)
Pair # R1101
Dame: Nebraska albino plains, 100% het for Iowa albino and 100% het for anerythristic, with het Xmas parent #1
Sire: New Dodge Co. albino
First off this pairing will be a completely new outcrossing, and also should prove out if the Dodge Co. albino is compatible with either the Iowa (T-) type or Nebraska (T+) type albinos. It will be also interesting to see what the normals will look like since the dame has Xmas blood and the Dodge Co. sire comes from an area rich with red radix. I am really excited about this pairing!
Pair # R1102
Dame: Nebraska albino plains, 100% het for Iowa albino and 100% het for anerythristic, with het Xmas parent #2
Sire: New Dodge Co. albino
Same as above but different female.
Pair # R1103
Dame: Iowa Snow 66% possible het for Nebraska albino and anerythristic
Sire: New Dodge Co. albino.
This pairing will yield the same results as the above two pairings except that all the offspring will also be het for anerythristic, so will have the potiential to produce a new type of snow radix.
Pair # R1104
Dame: Johnson Co. red radix
Sire: New Dodge Co. albino
Should yield some red radix, all will be het for Dodge Co. albino assuming it is a recessive gene, although this is unproven.
Pair # R1105
Dame: New Dodge Co. red radix
Sire: Iowa albino, 100% het Nebraska albino and 100% anerythristic
This will produce new completely outcrossed het Iowa albinos, that will also have red radix influence and additionally will be 50% possible het for Nebraska albino and 50% possible het anerythristic.
Pair # R1106
Dame: Normal plains 100% het Xmas albino, 100% het Nebraska albino, 100% het anerythristic
Sire: New Dodge Co. albino
This will be another proving ground for the new Dodge albino, may prove out which albino type he is compatible with, but more importantly this will be a new outcrossing, and who knows what the Xmas genes will do with this snake, so I'm anxious to see what even the normals will look like.
Pair # R1107
Dame: Blue axanthic het Iowa albino and anerythristic (aka het blizzard)
Sire: New Dodge Co. albino
This is a pretty cool pairing and may be one of my personal favorites of the year. This pairing will yield completely outcrossed offspring, likely will produce 50% blue axanthics and 50% normals, but all will potientially be het for the Dodge Co. albino (although unproven) and they will all be possible hets for Iowa albino and anerythristic.
T. sirtalis parietalis (red-sided gartersnake)
Pair # P1101
Dame: Johnson Co. red-sided
Sire: Kansas strain albino red-sided
This litter will yield valuable completely outcrossed Iowa/Kansas strain het albinos.
Pair # P1102
Dame: Kansas albino
Sire: Kansas snow
This litter will produce:
50%-Kansas snow
50%-Kansas albino, that are 100% het snow
Pair # P1103
Dame: Kansas strain 100% het albino, 100% het anerythristic (aka het snow)
Sire: Kansas strain snow
This litter should produce:
25%-snows
25%-albinos, that are 66% possible het anerythristic
25%-anerythristics, that are 66% possible het albino
25%-normals, that are 66% possible het albino and 66% possible het anerythristic
Pair # P1104
Dame: Kansas strain 100% het albino, 100% het anerythristic (aka het snow)
Sire: Kansas strain snow
This litter should produce:
25%-snows
25%-albinos, that are 66% possible het anerythristic
25%-anerythristics, that are 66% possible het albino
25%-normals, that are 66% possible het albino and 66% possible het anerythristic
T.marcianus (checkered gartersnake)
Pair # M1101
Dame: Granite checkered #1
Sire: Granite checkered
This litter will produce all granites since this is a simple recessive gene.
Pair # M1102
Dame: Hypo checkered
Sire: Granite checkered
Should produce 50% hypo and 50% normals all of which will be 100% het for granite
Pair # M1103
Dame: Granite checkered #2
Sire: Granite checkered
This litter will produce all granites
T.sirtalis semifasciatus (chicago gartersnake)
Pair # SE1101
Dame: Hypomelanistic Chicago
Sire: Green axanthic Chicago
This is an unknown, if the the green axanthic is a co-dominate or dominate trait then 50% of the babies will be green axanthics. If the green axanthic is a recessive trait then all the babies will be normal looking but 100% het. If the green axanthic gene is a polygenetic trait then there will variable amounts of the green axanthic look to thebabies. The same applies to the unproven hypo look of the dame.
Pair # SE1102
Dame: Normal Chicago
Sire: Green axanthic Chicago
Same as above minus the hypo possibility
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