Morphs from normals

I was just thinking if you breed two snakes and some babies are morphs and some are normals, if you breed one of those normals is there a chance that the morph gene can come out. And what if your normal is a ringer. I have a normal baby who has some Orange places on his belly either side of the white part could He make pieds with a normal female?

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Originally Posted by milesp

I was just thinking if you breed two snakes and some babies are morphs and some are normals, if you breed one of those normals is there a chance that the morph gene can come out. And what if your normal is a ringer. I have a normal baby who has some Orange places on his belly either side of the white part could He make pieds with a normal female?

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He has to be het pied to have genes to make pieds. Pieds are recessive, so of you bred a het pied to a normal, you'd get all normal looking animals.

If you are referring to something a pastel to normal pairing and you got the normal, no it wouldn't be able to produce pastels unless bred to one. If its the case of recessive well you'd need to give us more info about the snake and its parents

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Originally Posted by milesp

I was just thinking if you breed two snakes and some babies are morphs and some are normals, if you breed one of those normals is there a chance that the morph gene can come out. And what if your normal is a ringer. I have a normal baby who has some Orange places on his belly either side of the white part could He make pieds with a normal female?

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A lot of ball python genetic Information can easily be found on google

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