Blackplatty x Blackplatty =

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Originally Posted by Matt K

I've never heard of a Black Platinum--do you know where this line originated? Gorgeous animals! I'm guessing an all white snake would be the result, but I'm sure the Black Platinums that come from this pairing would be fantastic too!

Cheers,
-Matt

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Black Plattys are Black Pastel Lessers

Ah, thanks for clearing that up! Wow, that does make the super question a bit more daunting.

Cheers,
-Matt

In the spirit of mathematics, I'm pretty sure it's:

(Blackplatty)2

you got a pairing going similar to what i was thinkin bout the other day. super pastel super cinni. all tan wit green eyes i was thinkin?

Thanks everyone

Silver. Just a hunch. Good luck! Great snakes!!

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Originally Posted by andwhy6

you got a pairing going similar to what i was thinkin bout the other day. super pastel super cinni. all tan wit green eyes i was thinkin?

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http://www.boabasement.com/superpewter.htm

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Originally Posted by andwhy6

you got a pairing going similar to what i was thinkin bout the other day. super pastel super cinni. all tan wit green eyes i was thinkin?

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super pastel super cinny is a super pewter, a solid silverish snake. http://www.vpi.com/brag/super_pewter...compareson_pic (super pewter on the viewers left).

as for the black plat x black plat, im thinking.... solid white snake with black eyes, but without the yellow splattering of a super fire/blk lucy.

hope you hit your odds!

hmm.. black platinum python... can't wait for the outcome.. :)

You could potentially get a double hom snake, in which case, yes it would be all white.

Leucism causes a reduction in all pigments, that means no matter what you have any BP that is a Lucy will lack pigments. You do get the weaker genes like the mojave and the pied as well as things like the patches on snakes. But the crucial thing is a reduction in all pigments. So no matter what else you have in the snake you will have a reduction in it's pigment, meaning a solid colour snake will probably just reduce the likelihood of splotches.