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    Black Pewter Ghost, what gives?!

    This little guy is newly shed.
    This pairing was supposed to give only one possible recessive outcome, namely Albino
    (Black Pewter het. Albino x het. Albino)

    Still we got this odd looking fella, who can only be described as "very Hypo looking".


    Hard to catch the hue with a flash (or at all) but take our word for it; he looks like he's going to shed even though he just did
    So what say you? Did the parents have unknown hets or is it something else?
    We're keeping it obviously


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    The ringer on the tail intrigues me more LoL

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    I have a normal ball python that has this... she looks like she is in constant shed at all times, except for the eyes. The only time you can tell she is shedding is when she has blue eyes... so I know what you mean, but she is not het for anything... and this "clouded" look has not been shared with her off spring. I also have a sugar 100% het hypo that has this going on... not really sure what to say about it.

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    Re: Black Pewter Ghost, what gives?!

    Although i'm not an expert yet and co-dom, dom, and resessive genes. I do own a Mojave Orange Ghost. And from what I know of resessives both parents have to have the resessive gene either het or visual to carry that to the baby. Again i'm no expert but if I were to guess i'd say both parents had the gene for it to carry over. Even in the other person's comment about having a normal that came out ghost.
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    Re: Black Pewter Ghost, what gives?!

    Quote Originally Posted by PitOnTheProwl View Post
    The ringer on the tail intrigues me more LoL
    Forgive the noobness of my question but, why? What does it mean if that pops up in a ball?
    Last edited by ProjectMKUltra5; 08-27-2015 at 07:23 PM.

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    Here are two less surprising but still awesome clutch mates.






    Last edited by kikkimea; 08-28-2015 at 07:50 AM.
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    I like how the top one goes from that wide faded band down his whole back and then the tail has a nice thin little stripe of solid color.

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    Re: Black Pewter Ghost, what gives?!

    Quote Originally Posted by M.P.C View Post
    I like how the top one goes from that wide faded band down his whole back and then the tail has a nice thin little stripe of solid color.
    Indeed!
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    Hatchlings from albino and axanthic clutches can come out looking hypo. I had an albino from my snow clutch come out looking like it could go either way, but after two sheds it's obviously albino now. Give it a while, I bet it colors up.

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    Re: Black Pewter Ghost, what gives?!

    Quote Originally Posted by Eramyl View Post
    Hatchlings from albino and axanthic clutches can come out looking hypo. I had an albino from my snow clutch come out looking like it could go either way, but after two sheds it's obviously albino now. Give it a while, I bet it colors up.
    We'll see after a couple of sheds i guess, tx.
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