whatever happened to "banana" balls?

I'm not talking about what is considered a banana today. does anyone remember a few years back there where these balls being called "banana" they kinda looked like tigers or orange dreams...for sure someone on here knows what I'm talking about? haven't seen or heard anything about them. I think they were being sold in Europe?

They are still advertised once in a while on KS.

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Originally Posted by 250rider

I'm not talking about what is considered a banana today. does anyone remember a few years back there where these balls being called "banana" they kinda looked like tigers or orange dreams...for sure someone on here knows what I'm talking about? haven't seen or heard anything about them. I think they were being sold in Europe?

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The banana ball (reduced pattern) is founded and sold by Stefan Broghammer from M s reptilien Germany.
Greetings
Jack

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Originally Posted by jakethesnake36

The banana ball (reduced pattern) is founded and sold by Stefan Broghammer from M s reptilien Germany.
Greetings
Jack

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Actually, Brock has banana's as well: http://www.reptilescanada.com/forums...968#post397891

yeah thats right. stefan broghammer from m s reptiles has founded this line. they are still available in germany and i would say are quiet common in whole europe. a captive hatched baby from 2010 cost about 370$. he has made banana lesser, banana x banana and banana pastels this year. they are proven dominant (since this year)

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Originally Posted by joe23

yeah thats right. stefan broghammer from m s reptiles has founded this line. they are still available in germany and i would say are quiet common in whole europe. a captive hatched baby from 2010 cost about 370$. he has made banana lesser, banana x banana and banana pastels this year. they are proven dominant (since this year)

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I always like the Bananas! If they were proven dominant...how did he do Banana x Banana (Super)? Unless you are just saying he bred a Banana back to a Banana to prove they are not codom?

thanks for the replies. checked them out on the m&s reptilian website. they got some neat stuff like ebony, giant?(must be genetic giants) het hamatan? het njama? woba? will be interesting to see what happens with all these genetics.

I actually saw one at Daytona today. Gorgeous snake! Of course, it was $15K, which is just a little out of my price range :)