Most Unique

[Sune]

Just curious, what's the most unique morph you've ever seen?
My boyfriend and I love the Sunset ball.

[rabernet]

I love the Sunset ball as well, but I don't believe it's ever been proven genetic, unfortunately.

I like the Sandblast, and I'm hoping it proves:

http://www.theurbanpython.com/sandblast.html

[CoolioTiffany]

I don't really have a favorite morph of a ball python just because there are way too many but I do like the pinstripe a lot. If this includes other snakes I would choose the Dumeril's boa or Diamond python (I know they are not necessarily "morphs" but they are beautiful snakes).

[Mery]

Pieds never fail to amaze me.

[cornball252]

Hands down the Killer bee Axanthic

http://www.newenglandreptile.com/ner...-axanthic.html

I have a dumerils and i love their pattern but im looking to get rid of her... Trying to work only on smaller snakes.

[Vibrant Balls]

Toffee ball. I hope it proves out!

[Pulcher]

Toffee ball. I hope it proves out!

It is proven.

http://market.kingsnake.com/detail.php?cat=32&de=697580

[AaronP]

Funny thing about the Toffee is that the Lavender Snow looks A LOT like it. I am looking forward to seeing how the genetics play out for it.

[Seneschal]

I really can't decide. >__>;; I'm one of those people who, at a show, scuttles from display to display going "That's the COOLEST THING EVER!" at almost every one. The novelty of the morphs just doesn't wear off for me!!!

[dr del]

Hi,

It is proven.

http://market.kingsnake.com/detail.php?cat=32&de=697580

Producing babies and calling them hets does not make it proven sadly.

He has offered to stand by the hets though and refund if it proves non-genetic - pretty respectable stance in my book.

But until they produce a second toffee from the offspring of the first no one can say definately what the deal is - it could be co-dom and he has just been really, really unlucky.


dr del