some ppl's kids

i'm in this one ball python group on fb, and this guy is trying to sell what he claims are super pinstripe morphs.


i replied that there is no super form for that gene, and this guy's exact words in response were: "I'm sorry but I do not have time to explain how genetics work today", like i'm some sort of idiot who drools on myself. :soapbx:

IIRC there is a super form but it's not visual so most people can't tell until the critter has been proven out by breeding. Usually it takes several clutches where the other parent is not a pinstripe and the gene shows up in every hatchling before you can comfortably state that you have a super pin.

Who is the guy? Evan Stahl supposedly has/had a super form that has/had only produced Pinstripe offspring. I haven't seen it well documented or well publicized, but I do remember hearing about it.

Brian from BHB had one that, up until that point, had only produced pinstripe offspring but I don't know if that continued or not.

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Originally Posted by dr del

Brian from BHB had one that, up until that point, had only produced pinstripe offspring but I don't know if that continued or not.

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i remember reading about that, but i think the end result was just incredible luck. it was something like 28 straight clutches.