Black Morphs?

I was wondering if there was a black morph for BPs that's actually black? I know there's a "Super Sable" but that morph is a no-no, and it's not actually black, it's brown. I also know Axanthic is an option, but I'm talking more of a morph that has no marking on it - like the blue eyed leucistic gene - to give it that jet black appearance. I've tried finding some; looking through MorphMarket, threads on here, and google, but a lot of the solid black BPs have not been actual BPs or have been photo-shopped.

Am I just dumb?

Thank y'all in advance for the help! And sorry if this has already been asked.

A lot of the solid black morphs have some risk of birth defects, mainly kinking of the spine. A super mahogany would be a good choice if you want a very dark snake with out the risk.

Yeah, I found some info on the Super Black Pastels having severe issues: kinks, wobbles etc.. So bad in some cases, a few breeders even have them marked as a "Lethal" morph, which is unfortunate because they are gorgeous snakes. I just didn't know if there was any that were worth getting, that wouldn't support the breeding of bad genes and gene traits. This helps, though! I'll definitely check 'em out.

As mentioned, the cinny/black pastel supers are likely to have issues. If you just want one as a pet it's not impossible to find one without issues but I wouldn't purposely breed for your own. I have hatched a bunch of Sumas and they're a really dark brown on their own but you can add ghi or a few other genes to them to make them closer to a black color which is my plan. Here are a few of my het pied sumas. They're a cool silvery black before first shed.https://uploads.tapatalk-cdn.com/201...f050927e25.jpghttps://uploads.tapatalk-cdn.com/201...6a629a5e6c.jpghttps://uploads.tapatalk-cdn.com/201...e5fd1b82d5.jpghttps://uploads.tapatalk-cdn.com/201...286c06baf9.jpg

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So far, even the darkest looking combos as babies have grown up to be more deep brown as adults. I JKR's original SUMA Cinny at NARBC four years ago and it was deep black but as it matured it browned out with the ontogenic change. The SUMA GHI was, likewise, a very dark animal but it had traces of pattern on it and the last pic I saw of it it was also starting to get that brown tone to it.

I would suspect that tadding something like Axanthic or DesertGhost, which act to strip down some of the xanthin expression, would work to make a cleaner/darker combo as an adult but the only way to know for sure would be to make it and see