Introducing the Super Mario Ball Python

I'd want to add this to the collection solely based on the name but it looks really cool too! Awesome looking animal right there

Here's a link to the introduction of the Mario http://ball-pythons.net/forums/showt...io-Ball-Python!

Wanted to add that so people could see the history. So I surmise, from 2012 when the first Mario hatched to 2016, proven co-dominant with the Super Mario.

Me I love dinkers, and have quite a few. I have a gene I know is dominant (or recessive with good markers) and am this year trying to prove the co-dom or visual. Great work there, and great example of the work and time it takes to prove out great genes.

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Originally Posted by SamO

Here's a link to the introduction of the Mario http://ball-pythons.net/forums/showt...io-Ball-Python!

Wanted to add that so people could see the history. So I surmise, from 2012 when the first Mario hatched to 2016, proven co-dominant with the Super Mario.

Me I love dinkers, and have quite a few. I have a gene I know is dominant (or recessive with good markers) and am this year trying to prove the co-dom or visual. Great work there, and great example of the work and time it takes to prove out great genes.

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Thanks! It's been a fun and sometimes frustrating few years but hopefully it'll turn out to be a really interesting gene to work with! Good luck with yours!

Once again, Luigi taking the back seat. :P

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Originally Posted by WmHrbst

Once again, Luigi taking the back seat. :P

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Haha! How does it go? Always a bridesmaid...

Unbelievably handsome animal in the super form especially! Grats. They all look good. :gj:

Yeah, that turned out really bright and neat!! Congrats on your patience paying off! :gj:

Looks like I didn't have to wait long to work with the Mario gene, look who shows up next week. :) http://i1269.photobucket.com/albums/...pswetquyjf.jpg

You'll love him! I love the faces on the Marios! Thanks again!