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  1. 10-10-2011, 01:55 PM #1
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    Possibly a new morph combo!

    Well I hatched out 2 of these from a spotnose paired to a captive hatched female. I also hatched out several that look like mom so she has proved to be genetic. Next year I will find out exactly what I've got and if there is a super form.
    Here are a couple pics of the spotnose combo I produced. I was lucky enough to get a male and female.





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    Re: Possibly a new morph combo!

    Any pics of mom? To me the pair looks like a black pastel x spotnose.
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    Spotnose Ball Pythons usually have solid black backs.
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    I love the whacky head pattern!
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    I second the mom pics

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    I love that head pattern! I would like to see mom too!
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    we are all dieing to see momma! her kids are gorgeous!! congrats!
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    Re: Possibly a new morph combo!

    Lol, mom isn't a black pastel. She is a captive hatched black back female. I'm not sure as of yet exactly what she is genetic wise, but I will be trying to see if there is a super form next year. I did also produce 2 females out of the clutch that are identical to mom.
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    Less words......more moms pics!!!




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    Lol, I'm gonna wait till I figure out exactly what I've got before I post pics of mom.


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