Sulfers?

Has anyone got into Sulfers and the combos they make. If so, could you be so kind as to post some pictures?

I was reading somewhere that they are very similar to the Fire gene. Even so in the fact that the 'super' form is a Black Eyed Lucy.

I'm also thinking, don't hold me to it, but it shares a 'complex' (hoping that's the right term) with the Fire much like a Lesser and a Mojave. You could breed a Fire to a Sulfur and get a BEL as well.

I don't have any, so I'm no help with the pictures.

2011 female Sulfur:
http://farm8.staticflickr.com/7173/6...ea7902a273.jpg

2009 female Sulfur Mojave
http://farm8.staticflickr.com/7164/6...77eb51c8db.jpg

The Sulfur Sable was in shed, so here's a pic from when I first got her. 2011 Sulfur Sable:
http://farm7.staticflickr.com/6156/6...cc892499cb.jpg

The main thing that really makes me like this is how dirty the sides are. I'd like to see if it's something apparent in other combos.

Here is my Sulfur Mojave male.

http://i685.photobucket.com/albums/v...SulfMojM01.jpg

Produced in 11/11http://ball-pythons.net/gallery/file...ave_spider.jpg

World of Ball pythons has an example of a silver streak sulfur produced by my friend Darin Taylor

http://www.worldofballpythons.com/mo...streak-sulfur/

It looks amazing in person, he had it at the last show we had here

That Sulfer Mojave is hot! I been thinking of getting a female to breed with my Pewter male in the future.

The sulfur mojave is very pretty. I think they look so nice and lovely :)

In my opinion, the most stunning of the Sulfur combos so far is the Super produced by David Reid, the originator of the Sulfur. I am happy to say that I now own this guy's father, a Sulfur Mojave, hope to produce a super like that myself someday.http://ball-pythons.net/gallery/show...mageuser=16169