Morph Questions...

Ok ive been picking what snakes to start out with in my collection but i need a bit of help....
enchi - woma - fireball? difference?
jungle - pastel -"junglepastel"? looks very similar

I know alot of the different morphs that look the same come from the same genetic quirk. But i dont want to end up buying a mojave and a lemon ball or a fire ball.


What are some bases i can mix and make something different? i dotn want to pick 6 snakes i like to only find out i have 3 genetic cousins that all go white or all end up looking the same when bred to each other.

i dont want to get into recessive's

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Originally Posted by Akren_905

Ok ive been picking what snakes to start out with in my collection but i need a bit of help....
enchi - woma - fireball? difference?
jungle - pastel -"junglepastel"? looks very similar

I know alot of the different morphs that look the same come from the same genetic quirk. But i dont want to end up buying a mojave and a lemon ball or a fire ball.


What are some bases i can mix and make something different? i dotn want to pick 6 snakes i like to only find out i have 3 genetic cousins that all go white or all end up looking the same when bred to each other.

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You can go alot of different ways here. It really all depends on what you like and want to make. You can go spider x pastel= end up with a bumble bee, pinstripe x pastel= lemon blast, mojo x mojo= blue eyed lucy, lesser x mojo=blue eyed lucy, yellow belly x yellow belly=ivory, ciny x ciny= super cinny. there are a lot of different ways you can go here. so try and be more specific for what your looking for, and I'm sure someone on here can help you. these are just a few things you can make and I dont have all the percentages on what you will make check this site out and it will help you to show you what you can make with what.

http://www.worldofballpythons.com/wizard/