New to ball pythons! How could i make this morph?

recently started getting into ball pythons, and now wanting to breed. I was wondering what i would need to produce a polar ball? (albino leucistic)

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Russo and albino. Russo is the super form of the het russo

http://www.worldofballpythons.com/morphs/polar-ball/

It is a Albino Super Russo.

#1. Breed a male Russo het Albino and female Russo het Albino

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#2. Breed a Albino to a Russo/Super Russo and then see step #1

My advice is to learn genetics completely before getting into breeding morphs.

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Originally Posted by that_dc5

My advice is to learn genetics completely before getting into breeding morphs.

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where can i learn about genetics?

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Originally Posted by tomjones456

where can i learn about genetics?

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The interwebs

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Originally Posted by tomjones456

where can i learn about genetics?

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Here's a good place to start- http://www.worldofballpythons.com/morphs/ This page has all the proven morphs of ball pythons, and pictures for most of them. It will take a while to understand genetics, and you may feel overwhelmed..Clock on a morph you like, play with the genetic wizard calculator on World of Bal Pythons, study, and enjoy!

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Originally Posted by tomjones456

where can i learn about genetics?

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High school biology class

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Originally Posted by pythonminion

High school biology class

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well that was rude.

There are lots of web sites that do a fair to poor job of teaching genetics. I don't know any web site that does a good job of teaching genetics.

Inexpensive but good books:

Charles Pritzel, Genetics for herpers. Around $15 USA; do a web search.
Stansfield & ?, Schaum's introduction to genetics. Around $15 USA new from Amazon, cheaper from used book outlets.
Wilmer Miller, A survey of genetics. Free download, http://www.ringneckdove.com (see contents page)
NPA Project on genetics. Aimed at pigeon breeders but the principles are the same for pigeons, mice, snakes, etc. Also at http://www.ringneckdove.com