New Morph?

I was wondering what you guys think about this interesting ball python i am getting dec.3rd. His mother is a bit different than a regular striped ball python and she was ch from africa. He looks a bit more whacked out than his mother and he was the only one in the clutch that resembles his mom:D .

Here He Is


http://i10.photobucket.com/albums/a1...stingmale1.jpg

http://i10.photobucket.com/albums/a1...estingmale.jpg

I was wondering what you guys think of him and if you guys think he could be part of a new morph?

Thanks in advance

woah. That pattern is insane. All the blotchet are irregular and wacked out in shape and placement.

I would hope that would be genetic becuase it looks quite nice.

As for if its genetic or not. I dunno.

Well , the breeder i am aquiring him from has no gurantee but it deffiniately has a big chance of being genetic because his mom has a gold strpe. He says it also could be that the eggs were incubated at a different temp but he really doesnt think so because they are in the same incubator.

Nobody come on i know there are some peeps here that know more about genetics than me

i think it's just non-genetic but looks cool. you could try to prove it out if you want too

I wonder why it would be non genetic i mean its mom has a nice stripe and reduced pattern...I have to think

snunior.....this is a good read: http://ballpython.com/page.php?topic=makemorph

I have read that before and i know all about genetics and i also know there are people that know more than me but i think he is genetic because he resembles his mom. Im thinking it could be a co dom trait because he is the only one in the clutch that looked like that and the sibs arent ready to breed yet so we cant tell if hes co dom or simple recessive

Every year stuff similar to that comes in from Africa. If you have a chance to pick through the importers bins you see all kinds of odd balls. They are almost never consistently reproducible, but are still very nice to look at.

-adam

that things sick how much r u buying it for?