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    The ball python complex

    So I thought this could be a cool thread to have handy for beginners or anyone really. I will need help from others as I don't know them all, but this thread is for all the different complexes when breeding. I will start with what I know and others can add on to it.

    BEL Complex (blue/black eyes)
    *combine any of the following for chances of BELs*
    -Lesser/Butter
    -Mojave
    -Russo
    -Fire

    Yellowbelly complex
    *combine any of these with yb to create the "het"*
    -Spark (het. puma)
    -Het. Highway

    Mojave complex
    *not sure on real complex but they look so similar I lump them together*
    -Mystic (making mystic potions)
    -Phantom (making purple passions)


    Please feel free to add. I would really like to make this thread a good reference.

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    Re: The ball python complex

    http://www.owalreptiles.com/complexes.php

    Blue Eye'd Leucistic Complex
    Butter
    Mojave
    Russo Het Leucistic
    Phantom
    Mystic
    Lesser Platinum
    Mocha
    Special
    Daddy Gene

    8 Ball Complex
    Cinnamon
    Black Pastel

    Black Eye'd Leucistic Complex
    Fire
    Sulfur

    Super Stripe Complex
    Yellow Belly
    Goblin
    Orange Belly
    Spector
    Whirlwind
    Het Puma
    Het Highway

    Piebald Complex
    Leopard
    Piebald

    Albino Complex
    Albino
    Toffee

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    Re: The ball python complex

    Quote Originally Posted by OhhWatALoser View Post
    http://www.owalreptiles.com/complexes.php

    Albino Complex
    Albino
    Toffee
    What? Really? Are there half toffee/half albinos out there? When was this proven?
    -Jackie Monk

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    You won't get a lucy from breeding a fire to anything that makes a BEL.

    Fires and Sulfurs will makes Black Eye Lucies. I don't know if there are others.
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    The BLACK eyed leucistic complex is completely separate from the BLUE eyed leucistic complex. If you breed a lesser or a mojave to a fire, you'll just get a mojave/lesser fire, not a white snake. Very nice, but different genes.

    BLUE eyed:
    mojave
    lesser/butter
    mystic/phantom
    special (crystal)
    russo hets
    mocha

    BLACK eyed:
    fire
    sulphur
    (I have a feeling there's at least one more I'm forgetting)

    and you can add Spector to the YB complex.
    -Jackie Monk

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    Re: The ball python complex

    Quote Originally Posted by loonunit View Post
    BLACK eyed:
    fire
    sulphur
    (I have a feeling there's at least one more I'm forgetting)
    lemonback is suspected to be a part of it, but no one has publicly proved it.
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    Re: The ball python complex

    Quote Originally Posted by OhhWatALoser View Post
    lemonback is suspected to be a part of it, but no one has publicly proved it.
    I think that's the one I was thinking of. Really? It hasn't produced any lucys, or it hasn't produced any lucys in combination with a fire gene?
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    Re: The ball python complex

    Quote Originally Posted by loonunit View Post
    I think that's the one I was thinking of. Really? It hasn't produced any lucys, or it hasn't produced any lucys in combination with a fire gene?
    lemonback x lemonblack produced the cleanest black eye'd lucy's id ever seen. No one has publicly done a fire or sulfur to a lemonback though. Pro exotics was the one running with the project and after the fire they had, im not sure how many are out there now, they gotta be pretty rare.

    Quote Originally Posted by loonunit View Post
    What? Really? Are there half toffee/half albinos out there? When was this proven?
    proven a year or two ago, but it was kept pretty hush hush until someone else also produced them, called the toffino, theres a couple threads on it here, this ones got a link with a video for ya http://ball-pythons.net/forums/showt...hlight=toffino

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    Thank you for the help. My mistake on the black eyes!

    Much appreciating the input and additions.

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    Last edited by kevinb; 12-06-2011 at 05:22 PM.
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    Also, phantoms and mystics don't make all white snakes when bred to those listed under the bel complex so why are they there? Not down playing amyone, just curious...

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