Sulfur Pics and Info!

Well I see a couple threads up about these, so I figure I'll give you some more pics to look at. Feel free to ask away with questions, I saw quite a few in the other post.

Thanks for looking,
Eric


Super Sulfur from a Sulfur Mojave x Sulfur Mojave breeding. Technically this guy could also be a Mojave or Super Mojave but with the spots and their color I think he is just a Super Sulfur.
https://ball-pythons.net/gallery/fil...8/dsc_0235.jpg

https://ball-pythons.net/gallery/fil...8/dsc_0240.jpg

Here he is with a sibling female. I hatched two female all white Black Eyed Lucys. I'm hoping there is some Mojave in them.
https://ball-pythons.net/gallery/fil...8/dsc_0249.jpg

Here's the Sulfur Mojave YB
https://ball-pythons.net/gallery/fil...8/dsc_0817.jpg

With a normal
https://ball-pythons.net/gallery/fil...8/dsc_0824.jpg

Sulfur YB
https://ball-pythons.net/gallery/fil...8/sulfuryb.jpg

https://ball-pythons.net/gallery/fil...8/dsc_0895.jpg

Sulfur Mojave YB, Sulfur Mojave, and Normal
https://ball-pythons.net/gallery/fil...8/dsc_0873.jpg

Thanks for sharing!

Justin

I don't mean to be incredulous or rude, but how do you know that the sulfur isn't just a fire?

It seems to be walking like a fire, and quacking like a fire - so to speak

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Originally Posted by Morphie

I don't mean to be incredulous or rude, but how do you know that the sulfur isn't just a fire?

It seems to be walking like a fire, and quacking like a fire - so to speak

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They're more than likely just a new line of fire. Originally I referred to them as being similar to fires, a few people with proven fires weren't very happy about it. So Dave came up with the Sulfur name. I've already been calling them Sulfurs, Sulfur Mojave, etc for a few years now. I think if I were to advertise some as fires I would still get some emails saying I shouldn't call them that, especially since there hasn't been a fire x sulfur clutch.

Eric

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Originally Posted by Eric Sandoval

They're more than likely just a new line of fire. Originally I referred to them as being similar to fires, a few people with proven fires weren't very happy about it. So Dave came up with the Sulfur name. I've already been calling them Sulfurs, Sulfur Mojave, etc for a few years now. I think if I were to advertise some as fires I would still get some emails saying I shouldn't call them that, especially since there hasn't been a fire x sulfur clutch.

Eric

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Thanks for clearing that up. I think i'm going to have to put my fire through a mojave yellowbelly someday. That's a hot combo :gj::gj:

Very cool Eric!! Thanks for posting these pics up.

You have some hot crosses for sure! :gj:

Thank you for the pics
Very cool BP

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Originally Posted by Eric Sandoval

They're more than likely just a new line of fire. Originally I referred to them as being similar to fires, a few people with proven fires weren't very happy about it. So Dave came up with the Sulfur name. I've already been calling them Sulfurs, Sulfur Mojave, etc for a few years now. I think if I were to advertise some as fires I would still get some emails saying I shouldn't call them that, especially since there hasn't been a fire x sulfur clutch.

Eric

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I really look forward to seeing how this project turns out. Stunning animals Eric and now that I'm understanding the different types of Morphs (Sulfur/Fires) I think I have to get a sulfur from you.

Thanks for sharing the pictures man.

The Sulfur Mojave YB is absolutely fantastic!

Thanks everyone! The striped girl is getting better with each shed. My jaw dropped the first time I saw her after her last shed. I can't get the colors to show true in photos, but the stripe is a fluorescent yellow. Close to the color of a highlighter marker. Hopefully she'll be ready to breed for the 09/10 season, I'm thinking of using a Killerbee. Now I just need to hatch out a male so I can cross him with some other morphs.

Eric