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clown
Clown
MUTATION
Basic morph
GENETICS
RECESSIVE
Clown
FIRST PRODUCED
1999
RELATED MORPHS
GENETIC WIZARD
Use this morph as:
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The Clown is a color and pattern mutation that is recessive.
This mutation causes a reduced pattern with an insane dark, wide dorsal stripe
and a very busy and aberrant head which many say is a bit comical looking.
Consequently, according to VPI, the original first wild-caught, had a small
dark marking beneath the eye, a little tear-shaped marking that reminded them
of a clown tear, this gave the clown its name. In addition to its famed dark
dorsal stripe, the pattern ranges from having “normal-like” markings to almost
patternless. The colors of clowns are very crisp tans,
with a copper-like tone, and basic browns. These colors tend to mellow out as
they mature.
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clown adalah mutasi warna dan pola yang
bersifat resesif. Mutasi ini menyebabkan pola berkurang
dengan garis gelap gelap, garis dorsal lebar dan kepala yang sangat sibuk dan
menyimpang yang banyak orang katakan agak lucu. Akibatnya, menurut VPI,
tangkapan pertma liar yang asli,
memiliki tanda gelap kecil di bawah mata, sebuah tanda berbentuk air mata kecil
yang mengingatkan mereka akan air mata badut, ini yang memberi nama clown . Selain garis dorsal gelapnya yang
terkenal, polanya berkisar dari tanda "seperi normal " hingga hampir
tanpa pola. Warna clown sangat garing,
dengan tone seperti tembaga, dan coklat dasar. Warna-warna
ini cenderung melunak saat mereka dewasa.
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Tony Gude
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Morph het clowns
It has been observed that spider het
clowns are visibly different that regular spiders and desert het clowns differ from
regular deserts.
Telah diamati bahwa spider het clown terlihat sangat berbeda dengan spider biasa dan desert het clown berbeda dengan desert biasa.
Has anyone noticed this to be true of other morph het clowns? For example, in a clutch of pastel poss. het clowns, can you pick out the hets? How about lesser het clowns, fire het clowns, and yellowbelly het clowns? I feel that poss hets should never be sold as anything other than that, regardless of markers, but if you were gonna hold back one, what would you look for.
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TheReptileEnthusiast; 11-03-2010 at 01:06 PM.
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Re: Morph het clowns
Can you point me to a pic of a spider het
clown?
There was a thread on the VPI breeders bragging post years ago with some het clowns that looked fairly clown like. I’ve wondered if egg stress can expose the clown gene in some hets. Maybe having another defective gene is enough stress to also make clown co-dominant?
I have a 4,000 gram VPI produced female that threw a clown like daughter years ago although she was sold 2nd hand to me as a normal. I loaned her out twice to breed to clown males on the off chance she was a possible het but no eggs either time. She has been a very inconsistent producer but her last clutch (14 eggs) was to a spider and I have a really faded spider daughter that I'm hoping will be a better breeder. I may have to break down and buy a het clown male for them.
There was a thread on the VPI breeders bragging post years ago with some het clowns that looked fairly clown like. I’ve wondered if egg stress can expose the clown gene in some hets. Maybe having another defective gene is enough stress to also make clown co-dominant?
I have a 4,000 gram VPI produced female that threw a clown like daughter years ago although she was sold 2nd hand to me as a normal. I loaned her out twice to breed to clown males on the off chance she was a possible het but no eggs either time. She has been a very inconsistent producer but her last clutch (14 eggs) was to a spider and I have a really faded spider daughter that I'm hoping will be a better breeder. I may have to break down and buy a het clown male for them.
Last edited by RandyRemington;
11-03-2010 at 10:31
PM.
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Re: Morph het
clowns
Its funny
you bring this up. Yes there are some slight visible signs that I and some
other breeder's have noticed with clown hets. I had noticed this a few years ago from my own
observations and talking with some other breeder's they had also noticed this.
Some of the hets tends to thrown very light colored head patterns. I recently
proved out a pastel het clown
I had picked up from a breeder who sold her to me as a possible het. From
talking to the breeder and from seeing pictures we both believed that she was
100% het clown.
Well she produced 4 eggs for me this last season and out of the 4 egg's I hatch
a pastel clown 1.1 petwer's 66% het clowns and a normal 66% het clown. Proving the female
was 100% het clown as we thought. Well out of the 1.1 pewters the female also
showed this light head coloring. I am working with the original breeder I purchased
the mom from as I traded him this female pewter for another combo morph poss
het clown. I am
holding on to the rest of the clutch as I am not sure about the male pewter but
the normal poss het has the same light head so she is being held back to see if
I can prove her out as well. I will post a some pics to show what I mean. I am
not saying that there is a het clown marker or this is 100% reliable but it is something I and
some other breeder's are using to hold back poss het's.
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The long post is very appreciated! From
your description of the light head I would say the female is the one on the
left.
Your pastel het clown has another marker that I read about in an old post on another forum. Both of my 100% het clowns have it, and so far almost every 100% het normal that I have seen has it. It doesn't always show up on pastels since the pastel gene scrambles pattern so much, but it is very clear on yours. I have also seen a 100% het normal that did not have it because it was very reduced/banded. Do you know what I am talking about? Your pewter has it as well, although it is more scrambled.
Please not that I am only talking about a marker. It is not a 100% reliable gauge, and just because a possible het does not have it, doesn't mean it is not het. Not all het pieds have the train tracks on thier bellies. Some possible hets that have markers never prove out. The genetics that give each normal it's own unique look sometimes cover up or scramble the het markers.
Your pastel het clown has another marker that I read about in an old post on another forum. Both of my 100% het clowns have it, and so far almost every 100% het normal that I have seen has it. It doesn't always show up on pastels since the pastel gene scrambles pattern so much, but it is very clear on yours. I have also seen a 100% het normal that did not have it because it was very reduced/banded. Do you know what I am talking about? Your pewter has it as well, although it is more scrambled.
Please not that I am only talking about a marker. It is not a 100% reliable gauge, and just because a possible het does not have it, doesn't mean it is not het. Not all het pieds have the train tracks on thier bellies. Some possible hets that have markers never prove out. The genetics that give each normal it's own unique look sometimes cover up or scramble the het markers.
Last edited by TheReptileEnthusiast; 11-04-2010 at 10:09 AM.
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Is it the break in the
dark pattern at the back of the head, the un-brokenness of the yellow down the
back, both or something else you are seeing in spider het clowns?
Here is a really old pic of my spider female. She has the same back of head but not the striping. Was just noticing how faded out her black has become the other day but she is my only spider so I have nothing to compare her too. Do remember reading that the black on clowns fades out with age but for all I know that’s a normal spider thing too.
Here is a really old pic of my spider female. She has the same back of head but not the striping. Was just noticing how faded out her black has become the other day but she is my only spider so I have nothing to compare her too. Do remember reading that the black on clowns fades out with age but for all I know that’s a normal spider thing too.
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Re: Morph het
clowns
Both, all
the 100% het clown spiders I have seen have long sections of yellow striping
down the middle of thier backs and an overall brighter appearance, but I have
only seen photos of 2-3 clutches. I have also seen quite a few striped spiders
that were not het clown, but it is noteworthy that all the spider het clowns
have a similar look to them. Any pics of the clownlike daughter of your big girl?
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Clown Ball Python Python regius
The Clown morph is a simple recessive,
color and pattern morph. The Clown Ball Python is one of the coolest
looking of all the morphs. It has been sort of neglected in many
collections partly because people are impatient and gravitate toward the
co-dominant genes. Simple recessives take longer to develop, but many
times, as in the case of the Clown, the time put in will pay off with very
special looking ball python babies. The Clown has not been utilized in as
many combinations as some of the other co-dominant genes, so there is still a
lot of designer ball pythons yet to be created with this gene. We are
working on many new creations that incorporate the clown gene.
Clown adalah morfologi warna dan simple resesif . The Clown Ball Python adalah salah satu tampilan paling keren dari semua morphs. Ini telah terbengkalai dalam banyak koleksi, sebagian karena orang tidak sabar dan tertarik pada gen yang dominan dominan. Pengkajian sederhana memakan waktu lebih lama untuk dikembangkan, namun berkali-kali, seperti pada kasus clown , waktu yang dibutuhkan akan melunasi dengan sangat khusus dengan baby ular ball python. clown belum dimanfaatkan dalam kombinasi sebanyak beberapa gen ko-dominan lainnya, sehingga masih banyak ular ras desainer yang belum diciptakan dengan gen ini. Kami sedang mengerjakan banyak kreasi baru yang menggabungkan gen clown.
We have an extensive group of heterozygous and Clown Ball Pythons so we can
offer completely unrelated offspring as well as many different combinations
with the Clown gene.
Below you will find individual pictures of Clown Ball Pythons that are
Available for immediate shipment. If there are no photos below,
please contact us for current availability.
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Clown Frog
FROGNESS
The Clown
frog is easy to find in the Amazon Basin and is a popular delight to see in
vivariums all over the world. It is known for its strange laughter-like call
and a comic appearance of dark brown skin with creamy or yellow markings, which
lend themselves to its name.
Features
of the Clown Frog
These tree frogs, given the binomial name of Dendropsophus
leucophyllatus are natives of South America’s rain forests, especially found in
Suriname, Guyana, Colombia, and Brazil. These hearty amphibians gain a maximum
snout-to-vent length of 4cm and exhibit a change in pattern of skin appearance
when they pass through different morph phases. At one point it was recognized
as a different species altogether due to its giraffe morph phase.
Clown frogs prefer to live in floating meadows, the small forest
pools in the still waters of a river that temporarily exist, covered with
floating plants. They breed on the leaves, which are just above water, often laying
the eggs there. Upon hatching, the tadpoles fall into the water where they
spend the rest of their metamorphosing period of about 2 to 5 months.
These tree frogs have a peculiar, croaky calling and
particularly fill the surroundings with their vocalizations if the barometric
pressure decreases, sometimes signalling an approaching storm. Learn how to
take care of this clown with the following fascinating facts.
Clown
Care in Captivity
·
The Clown frog's skin, though not poisonous, is quite sensitive
and you need to be very careful handling them, as touching it with unclean
hands could negatively affect its health.
·
Keeping tree frogs of different species in the same tank should
be avoided, especially if any of them are poisonous, as their toxic secretions could
harm the other frogs.
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Never keep a small frog with one that is much larger in size, as
they can behave cannibalistically and eat up the little frogs or froglets.
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These tree frogs live up to five years in captivity under the
proper conditions and environment. A tall vivarium with controlled ventilation,
quality substrate, and a high humidity inner atmosphere is essential.
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Live healthy plants with large leaves inside the vivarium
provide a natural environment for the frog to sit, climb and sleep.
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These amphibians require regular availability of clean water,
gut-loaded nutritive live food, and occasional mineral and vitamin supplements.
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Clown frogs are not easy to breed in captivity and you should be
very careful, getting proper knowledge and experience before keeping them.
Proper care is essential to maintain the vivarium, so that the clown frogs do not catch bacterial infections or other illnesses.
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Clown
Treefrog Care And Breeding
BY DANTÉ FENOLIO
From my earliest fieldwork in South America, I’ve been captivated
by the beauty of the clown
treefrog (Dendropsophus
leucophyllatus, formerly Hyla leucophyllata).
These frogs are common around human settlements, so the species and humans seem
to mingle well. They are likely equal in encounter rate to something like the
hatchet-faced frogs of the genus Sphaenorhynchus.
Anyone who has worked anywhere in these species’ range for any length of time
just can’t miss them. For example, both the clown treefrog and Sphaenorhynchus can be readily observed in cesspools
covered with floating vegetation in and around the Amazonian city of Iquitos.
Because clown treefrogs aren’t hard to find across the Amazon and
the Guyanas, they have become a semiregular import in the pet trade. Proof of
their long-standing status as a commercially important species can be found in
the many images of captive specimens appearing on items such as calendars, stationary,
books and pet trade literature.
Wild
Clown Treefrogs
The clown treefrog is the namesake species for a group of related
frogs that also include Dendropsophus anceps, D.
bifurcus, D. ebraccatus, D.
elegans, D. rossalleni,D. sarayacuensis and D. triangulum (Faivovich et al., 2005). If the genusDendropsophus sounds unfamiliar, all are former
members of the genus Hyla(Faivovich et al.,
2005). Frogs within this group are smaller members of the family Hylidae and
the subfamily Hylinae. Most never exceed a couple of inches in total
snout-to-vent length. Most of these species have a darker brown base color with
yellow, tan or cream markings.
Dendropsophus leucophyllatus exists in a variety of patterns, some of
which are considerably different in appearance. In fact, the giraffe phase
morph of D. leucophyllatus was described and recognized at one
time as a separate species, Hyla favosa, which was
later synonymized with the then H. leucophyllata by Titus, Hillis and Duellman
(1989).
In the wild, the clown treefrog group generally breeds around
temporary forest pools or “floating meadows.” A floating meadow is an oxbow or
slow-water area of a river where the surface is covered by floating plants such
as Pistia and/or Eichhornia spp., among other aquatic floating and
emergent plants. Most of the frogs in this group can also be found around
forest clearings with ponds.
Clown treefrogs have a distinctive raspy call with a harsh primary
note followed immediately by several equally raspy but shorter notes. Often
eggs are deposited on leaves immediately above water. Hatching tadpoles drop
into the water and live along the bottom of the aquatic system. At the right
times, large breeding aggregations of clown treefrogs can be observed with
hundreds of frogs participating in the event.
The
Right Setup for Clown Treefrogs
If these frogs are maintained properly, they are truly hearty in
captivity. They live at least four to five years in captivity, and they will
fill the area around them with their loud vocalizations at night.
Clown treefrogs do well in a taller vivarium. Try to provide — at
minimum — 30 inches of height from the substrate. These frogs thrive in a
vivarium with controlled ventilation so as to allow the slow turnover of air
with the maintenance of an internal microclimate having a higher humidity. For
example, Exo Terra terrariums have a screen built into the enclosure’s top and
ventilation ports on the face of the units below the front opening doors.
These elements provide quite a bit of ventilation, perhaps too
much for clown treefrogs if the terrarium is kept in an air-conditioned home.
This can be easily remedied by placing a custom-cut piece of glass over the top
of the terrarium. I place small squares of cardboard at each corner of the top,
under the glass, so the glass is lifted up off the top slightly. This
modification slows air movement but doesn’t eliminate it. I have a group of
clown treefrogs maintained in exactly these circumstances.
