[tkavan01]

hey there, i have recently starting cruising through this board, and kingsnakes, and have a question that i can't seem to get an answer on...

here is a quote from another user...
"Kyle
http://www.kylesphotos.com
Dart Links - http://outlander.pointclark.net/
1.2.0 D. leucomelas
1.1.0 D. azureus
1.0.1 D. imitators
0.0.2 D. ventrimaculatus"

sorry kyle, yours was the first post i found that included this, but maybe you can actually help me...

what does "1.2.0" D. leucomelas mean?
i know it has something to do with the genealogy, and
what generation your frogs are, but can someone
give me an in depth explaination?

thanks alot...

 

[RSines]

Actually its pretty simple! The notation is in reference to the sex of the aminals.

Read it like this. male(s).female(s).unknown

So, here are some examples:

4.2.0 This reads. Four males, two females and zero unknowns (normally frogets or subadults).

0.2.1. This says. Zero males, two females and 1 unkown.

1.1 is a pair.

Hope this helps!
-Richard

 

[tkavan01]

ahhh, everything makes so much sense now...
thanks for the info...
i was defn way off with what i was thinking it was then...

 

[Ryan]

Notice how he chooses 420 as an example lol.

 

[Guest]

LMAO

 

[tkavan01]

420 is still about a month away...

 

[Guest]

or a match...

 

[Guest]

or a match...

That's pretty funny

 

[RSines]

Well to be 100% honest...
I didn't even see that when I typed it. 4.2 is my birthday as well. Go figure.

 

[Ryan]

Three days before mine, mine is 4.5