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Citrus whiteout updates

Ace of Snakes

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Just for some refs.

Her are baby shots of my pewter whiteouts I hatched this past season.
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Citrus pastel white out male I sold
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I sold this whiteout female as well.
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Now updated shots.

This is a citrus pewter whiteout I hatched this year. I actually still have this boy as a back up to my original citrus pewter male. He is for sale but I may hold onto him.
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This is a female from the same clutch. She is 730 grams in this picture and also a whiteout.
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This is just a citrus pastel female, also at 700+ grams from the same clutch.
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And one more female. I would call her just a citrus but this one might be a whiteout. 810 grams...same clutch
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This is my citrus pastel calico white out male breeding my clown this season. He is 3 years old now.
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This is him breeding a spider.
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Him when he was 2
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Last but not least, my citrus silver streak whiteout. She will go next season for me and by far, the best one I have EVER seen.
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Sorry I do not have a super pastel whiteout but the silver streak shows you what their head would look like. I have seen a citrus super pastel whiteout in person and they blow you away.
 
Nice stuff Joe! Did you discover the whiteout gene? If so, can you explain more about it? I have some Sterlings I call Sandblasts and was told they look like they could be similar to the whiteout.

Thanks
Brandon Osborne
 
The whiteout gene to me works like a tweaking gene. You get the ultra blushings coming up the sides and in some cases it will be like the snake was whited out. I love citrus pastels and combos. Most that I have seen are just sick looking.

As far as my breedings go, I will never mix a citrus with another line of pastel. This way, I can be assured that they are all citrus.
 
Thanks for the info. I'm still not sure what I have going on here. I produced all of the animals myself with the exception of the original Pewter female I purchased in 2006.
These are two I call Sandblasts for obvious reasons.
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The original Pewter female.
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Not sure what to think. I'm hoping I have something new and should prove it out this season once and for all.

Thanks again for the info.
Brandon Osborne
 
Joseph, I just won this citrus girl at an auction. Do you think she may have the white out?
She is the product of her sire (citrus calico).
 

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No, she does not look to be a whiteout at least in that picture you provided. Normal citrus pastels can make whiteouts however so you will be set once you breed her.
 
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