This girl has been giving me the run around for a year. I started pairing her last year. I stopped pairing her about 2 months ago because I though she was never going to get Gravid. She shed back last month recorded it just in case, but after the 20th of Oct came and went, I gave up, plus with loosing my Northern, I hadn’t been in the spirit to pair anyone else and I was going to take a few months off. But She had other ideas.
Never on our schedule lol. Congrats!!! Love her paradoxing
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Thank you! Kinda hoping to see if she might produce any pinstripes, weirder things have happened. Lol
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UPDATE
Final baby came out this morning. Not the odds I wanted but they are still nice looking. Hard to tell which of them could be tigers though. Father is a Jolliff Tiger pied.
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Conferring with another breeder who has worked with the gene for over a decade. He believes they are all tiger. Any thoughts?
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I think number 1 and number 4 are Tiger, hard to say for sure on Number 2&3.
And I think both the Bamboo’s have Tiger as well.
Those Bamboo’s are gorgeous Switch, really stunning animals.
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Thank you! I’m keeping Nat5 for sure. I agree with your assessment. I’m excited to see how they look after they shed.
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What a great gift after everything you had been through… I admire your perseverance!! They sure are GORGEOUS!!
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Me too! Post some pics once they shed :).
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Thank you! Definitely getting the fire back.
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Absolutely! They are already getting blue, so hopefully in the week we will get to see their true colours!
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Yea I’m pretty confident that’s a Tiger.
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NAt3. I love that they are all going in order. Another one where I can’t tell if it’s tiger. Not super reduced but I also have to consider what Het pied might be doing.
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2 might be a Tiger, that’s hard to call.
I think 3 is a normal, and I agree it’s hard to really tell with the Het Pied being in there.
The more I look at Het Pieds, the more I think it’s incomplete dominant than recessive.
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Yeah I agree with you there! I’m still finding these animals to be stunning! I think I’m gonna go with 1 and 2 being tiger.
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Number 2 definitely looks closer to a Tiger than Number 3 does. Tiger is such a subtle gene to see sometimes it can make it difficult to ID.
Overall another nice clutch Switch, like your Mojave YB Tigers from last year.
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Number 4 out! I’d say this one is definitely a tiger. Also Royals, as much as I’d love to take credit for the Mojave YB Tigers last year, that was @unkn0vvn1221 with those gorgeous babies. I had just super tiger albinos last year.
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