Harlequin proven.....?

Gorgeous babies. Congrats!

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Originally Posted by mainbutter

As far as I know, there is no such thing as a "line" of harlequins.

In general, the term "harlequin" is given to a wild type ball python that has unbroken dorsal striping.

No matter what the name, those babies look incredible, I can't wait to see how they develop. Keep us posted on this project!

(if something new genetically does prove out, I'd suggest calling it something other than "harlequin")

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yeah if it turns out to be genetic they'll get another name

Those babies are HOT :D Whatever you've got there, it apparently works really well with the yellowbelly gene ...

I have a male "harlequin-type," but he doesn't really look much like your girl. I did get babies from him this year, with no harlequins out of four eggs.

My guy does have a very distinct belly/side pattern which was the reason I was hoping he'd be genetic in the first place ... Any chance of a belly shot of your female? :P

Wow, really nice looking babies.
The males coloring, especially around the head, is awesome.

Could you make pls an update :P :please: :banana:

I agree w/ others, the male looks super hot! Lucky you to have a pair of those. :) It reminds me of a superstripe w/o much of a change in color. :gj: