THE MOTLEY | Morph Spotlight

[@jboyzboas]

It’s also incomplete dominant in boa. The super form is lethal where they just don’t thrive.

[@LoriTorrini]

I love the climbing area. I always appreciate the educational content and that first snake - she’s a gorgeous snake!

[@jdoldersum81]

I love the morph spotlight video’s ❤❤❤❤

[@tinadiver13]

Love the wall set up!

[@midnightmusings5711]

Honestly probably one of my favorite morphs in retics! ❤

[@KT-kn9vd]

Siiiiiiick!!!!

[@reptilerevival]

Motley is my favorite incomplete dominant gene, I think it’s so classy looking! Awesome video!!

[@Mimomof4616]

First thing I said was look at the 🌈... Stunning.. if I had all those beautiful animals I'd have no time for anything but looking at them all day! Stay Blessed guys!

[@dodge7151]

I absolutely love the end of the video when he's feeling great on his perch and you walk up. He said "back up man I'm having a good time".

[@heartlandreptiles]

Awesome information and a great job capturing their iridescence!!!

[@jdoldersum81]

Woon so super cool video in lost my motley sunfire Citron due to a repetory invection i miss him so much 😢

[@NugShrub]

Your motley super tiger anery goldenchilds are phenomenal. Love being able to see the tiger stripe through everything else. Wish I was able to get the snake I really wanted but she was already gone.

[@deserabailey8500]

my FAVE morph!!!

[@tylermoseley7492]

In Boas, hypo and motley are both inc. doms

[@dsiz9421]

This!

[@LetsTalkHerps]

Yeah that motley tiger is gorgeous. Special snake.

[@Chedderbob0613]

I was just about to ask about motley golden child then...boom lol

[@joshuaedwards1366]

Love the motley. Have you done a goldenchild morph spotlight? My boy was produced from reach out and bob clark lines

[@slitheryserpents]

💜💚💚💚💚💜

[@Visual_Variant]

Thomas, yeah let's try to talk him outta saying..."very gangsta" ever again.

[@ReachOutReptiles]

im cool with that. - T

[@MotherofHellhound]

Can I ask what the age and length of that female your were holding and put on the climbing area? It's a great perspective to really see how the size translates in real life. Thank you!!

[@ReachOutReptiles]

She’s 3 years old, and just under 8’

[@bluewhaleking6227]

"People thought it would be ugly" As if there's such a thing as an ugly retic!

[@lesleyoreilly820]

It's feeding night in my snake den 😋🤪

[@sammyvargas3679]

❤❤❤👍👍👍👍🫶🏻🫶🏻🫶🏻👊

[@OracleTeller]

I’m getting a super unique looking Lemonglow female soon, I have a deposit on her and she’s super sweet

[@ReachOutReptiles]

Awesome!

[@familyjewels9854]

Still want to get a motley golden child someday to replace my girl opal. Hope all is well God bless you guys.

[@tylermoseley7492]

I’m not a geneticist, but in boas, allelic combos only happen with recessive genes

[@ReachOutReptiles]

Motley and Hypo in boas are one example of incomplete dominant morphs that are allelic

[@tylermoseley7492]

@@ReachOutReptiles it’s just two genes stacked together. Stacking genes does not make them allelic.

[@ReachOutReptiles]

@@tylermoseley7492 But together they act as a super form. You cannot have a hypo Super motley, nor a motley Super hypo. When you breed a hypo motley to a normal, you get only motleys and hypos- not normals, motleys, hypos, and hypo motleys as you would with two unrelated incomplete dominant morphs.

[@tylermoseley7492]

@@ReachOutReptilesawesome dude, thanks for clarifying! Interesting stuff for sure

[@ReachOutReptiles]

@@tylermoseley7492 no worries, I only know, because I was amazed when I found that out myself!

[@imwaytogoodlookingtobeyour1188]

I have a mainland PHANTOM reticulated python.....is that kinda like a motley in a way

[@ReachOutReptiles]

Only in that they are both are incomplete dominant, and both have a patternless super form

[@imwaytogoodlookingtobeyour1188]

@@ReachOutReptiles I don't know how to explain what I wanna say haha