2016 Albino checkered....

[Albert Clark]

congrats!! nice litter

Thanks Tom. These scrubs are pretty active and I am so happy there was no deformities, deaths, or abnormalites.

[Tommytradix]

Thanks Tom. These scrubs are pretty active and I am so happy there was no deformities, deaths, or abnormalites.

i had one stillborn in my litter. besides that it was a perfect litter. now im waiting on 2 more to drop this month then wait for my others

[Albert Clark]

i had one stillborn in my litter. besides that it was a perfect litter. now im waiting on 2 more to drop this month then wait for my others

Nice! I have a couple more I am waiting for also. Good luck.

[guidofatherof5]

Congrats.

[Albert Clark]

Thanks Albert, but he doesn't have albino checkered garters.
I have been to him and saw his collection. It was amazing!
He is the breeder I got my two virgatenuis from.

He said that about putting them together.

congrats!! nice litter

Congrats.

Thank you Steve. She really is a magnificent female.

[Albert Clark]

Okay guys, my mistake! No way to have any supers in a litter of albino checkereds. There would have to be a co dominate trait at play to produce supers. Just got that info hot off the press! However ,with the pastels, this hatchling could most certainly be a super pastel checkered garter. The one on top came from pastel checkered parents and doesn't resemble the parents in coloration. At the least it should be albino pastel checkered. Still a fantastic holdback for sure. The difference from albino pastel to albino checkered is apparent. Thanks , sorry for the misinformation portrayed.

[Tommytradix]

i like the bottom one. the top does have a broken pattern looking at that pic. ive never worked with checkereds so couldnt tell you much lol if they are anything like radix they will change a lil in the next 2 months. theres alot of polymorphism in garters in general so everyone wont look the same all the time. alot of the work i do with radix is selecting those individuals that look different from the norm and line breed until the trait appears more frequently

[Albert Clark]

i like the bottom one. the top does have a broken pattern looking at that pic. ive never worked with checkereds so couldnt tell you much lol if they are anything like radix they will change a lil in the next 2 months. theres alot of polymorphism in garters in general so everyone wont look the same all the time. alot of the work i do with radix is selecting those individuals that look different from the norm and line breed until the trait appears more frequently

Thanks. Got it. One of the reasons i want to holdback the three i thought were supers. I have never seen a albino checkered this white in all my days working with them.

[Tommytradix]

​reminds me of how radix come out

[Eddie]

Awesome litter Albert!!