Has anyone bred a woma(morph, not actual womas) to a pinstripe?

I love the woma because it has the spider look, without the wobble (so I've been told) and of course I love pinstripes as well. Would breeding the two together ever get a woma/pin out of it? I know there would be a 1/16 chance just like getting a spinner. But has it been done yet?

Womas still do possess a wobble, I thought? It's just less widely heard of because the morph itself isn't as in demand as the Spider.

Aw really? Well I wasn't really going through a super reliable source. Darn I thought it was just the spiders.

Yeah, since the wobble lies on the same allele that makes that characteristic reduced pattern, they carry it too.

Lots of snakes do fine with a minor to moderate wobble, though. =]

if you breed a woma to a pinstripe, chances to hit a woma pin are 1 in 4. not 1 in 16, i wonder where you got these odds.

and from what i gathered, its basically "spider light". less of a wobble, less optics.

I own a Pinstripe Woma produced by Tim Koppenhofer at Special K Reptiles. Her picture is on World of Ball Pythons, http://www.worldofballpythons.com/mo...instripe-woma/. She is currently at a friend's house to be bred to his male Huffman and male Yellowbelly Banana, so I can't put up any new pictures. I did not notice a wobble to her, she may have a real small one, but never saw it expressed while I had her at my house.