What in the world is a whirl wind

http://market.kingsnake.com/detail.php?cat=32&de=628424 found this on kingsnake and was wondering what exactly it was and sorry if this link is not allowed, but what is a whirlwind

I dunno but $450 for a normal snake who looks like a morph I've never heard of... Hard to pass up...

yea im not interseted in buying it. I was just wondering if anyone knew anything about what this morph looks like or has any pictures or even if its a real morph. yea and 450 for something that may be normal is rediculous

Somebody posed this question last year... http://www.ball-pythons.net/forums/s...ight=whirlwind

That first female has a gorgeous head pattern though if I could afford it I would buy her be a nice dinker if not just a really nice looking normal.

yea but for 450 maybe 200 then i would buy but 450 is to much for a poss het

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Originally Posted by Monty

http://market.kingsnake.com/detail.php?cat=32&de=628424 found this on kingsnake and was wondering what exactly it was and sorry if this link is not allowed, but what is a whirlwind

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A Whirlwind is another name for a Het For Super Stripe. The first person to produce a Super Stripe was Jared Horenstein and he named the Het For Super Stripes - Specters. Out of respect to the original producer most breeders now refer to them as Specters but Anthony McCain who became involved in the project later has tried to change the name to Whirlwinds. This person trying to sell a possible Specter is capitalizing on the new made up name.

If you would like to see what a guaranteed Het for Super Stripe or Specter looks like you can see one here on BP.net at the following link. This is one I purchased recently that was produced by Mark Haas and is a perfect example for you to compare the one in the ad to. You will have to scroll down on the first page to see all of the pictures but they include a very nice belly shot for you to compare to.

http://www.ball-pythons.net/forums/s...ad.php?t=75013

Thanks for the info Albey! I searched for whirlwind and not much came up...

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Originally Posted by Albey

A Whirlwind is another name for a Het For Super Stripe. The first person to produce a Super Stripe was Jared Horenstein and he named the Het For Super Stripes - Specters. Out of respect to the original producer most breeders now refer to them as Specters but Anthony McCain who became involved in the project later has tried to change the name to Whirlwinds. This person trying to sell a possible Specter is capitalizing on the new made up name.

If you would like to see what a guaranteed Het for Super Stripe or Specter looks like you can see one here on BP.net at the following link. This is one I purchased recently that was produced by Mark Haas and is a perfect example for you to compare the one in the ad to. You will have to scroll down on the first page to see all of the pictures but they include a very nice belly shot for you to compare to.

http://www.ball-pythons.net/forums/s...ad.php?t=75013

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i got one from mark haas as well it should be shipped this week mine is a female around 900 grams or so.

my ivory male will be meeting her as soon as shes ready :D
how about those odds. pretty much everything that get the spector side should be superstripes

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Originally Posted by nixer

i got one from mark haas as well it should be shipped this week mine is a female around 900 grams or so.

my ivory male will be meeting her as soon as shes ready :D
how about those odds. pretty much everything that get the spector side should be superstripes

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That is pretty exciting stuff, you must be psyched. Another breeder that has been working with them for a while told me that the combos with the Specters are really cool looking in their one right. I am looking forward to putting my Male with a Pastel to see what hatches.