Has anyone seen anything like this???

This one has left me breathless and speechless, Dave. You must be over the moon! Congrats and huge hopes for future breedings!

That is definitely a diamond in the rough there! Hope he proves out for you! :bow:

Thanks again everyone!

Another photo...

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Thanks again everyone!

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Now THIS looks like real granite haha none of that oh look there is a random speck on my normal it must be granite and worth extra.

Dave, what line of special is it?

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Dave, what line of special is it?

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Raul, the father was a Baker line pastel special.

You know, I really have to wonder what the gene looks like without Mojave in it. Because this guy is a mojo-whatever, if I have my genetics correct being that his dad is a super mojave right?

That really is amazing looking! :O I saw the post on Fb and had to come over and check this out I hope this proves to be genetic for you. It's like every possible pattern combination got in a fight then they all gave up. :D

I love it!!!!!!! why not breed this back to the moma next year and see if it reproduces? If it does fantastic, if not breed one of the females back to the dad. I think this is worth every effort to reproduce this wonderful snake.
Thank You for the eye candy, by the way with NERD having 5,6,7 genes in one animal, how have they missed hitting something like this? LOL, Makes me think about how many morphs we will hit in the next 20 yrs.

Super crazy! Hope it proves out for you. Definitely looking like a granite burm. Maybe labyrinth ball could be a good name. Can't wait to hear details about what is going on with this one!!!! Huge congrats... soooo hoping this will be genetic for ya!

Bristen.

Wow I'm hoping its something new, grats and good luck I know we would all love for it to be genetic.

Maybe the super mojo has another gene mixed up inside?


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Maybe a little Leopard mixed in it? Because it resembles me the Ocelot morph a little: http://www.worldofballpythons.com/morphs/ocelot/

and if its genetic, this song will be most appropriate:


http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AZH_21AeF0A :D

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Maybe a little Leopard mixed in it? Because it resembles me the Ocelot morph a little: http://www.worldofballpythons.com/morphs/ocelot/

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Ocelot looks awesome. I want that!!!


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Kind of looks similar to a Camo http://www.worldofballpythons.com/morphs/camo/, http://www.worldofballpythons.com/morphs/camo-pastel/ but obviously those are not recessive genes. Good luck on proving it out! :gj:

Maybe leopard pastel crystal

Wow awesome is I've got to say!!

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Okay, if you don't call this a Batik Ball Python you're missing a giant opportunity. This looks just like a Batik Blood python to me.

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Crazy!!!! I really like that guy.

If he was Axanthic color he would look like static on a tv

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Said this to my wife as soon as we saw the pic. All pattern mutations MUST be seen axanthic at some point in my eyes.

WOW my first thought was a granite burm. I can't believe that thing popped out of that pairing. I've never seen anything like it!!!!

I think my dreams have come true!

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:D It's a Mimic Teacup Granite Burmese Python... smh :taz:and yet another one to add to the want list. Fricken new Bp morphs popping up just about seems like every month. One can only dream... most I admire and can do with out. But this one... I wants. :gj:I've always wanted a Granite Burm just not the size

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Teacup granite burm??!! :rofl: love it!!

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Too sick!

Keep us updated with this snake! I want to see it all grown up! Also, anyone else here trying to decipher at least some of the genes in this animal? I'm thinking that this must be a spontaneous mutation, but aside from the new pattern morph, (which I can't wait for it to be singled out) I'd say it must also be a mojave or a pastave too. I don't think it carries the special gene though. (It'd be a crystal if it was, but it obviously doesn't look like it.)
So right off the bat, I'll go ahead and say it's a mojave "cool gene" or a pastave "cool gene" ball python.

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That is an awesome snake. Congrats and good luck reproducing hopefully it proves out to be genetic. If so what will you call it?

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This one should be the true granite, and let the other joker "granite" have a different name. Or for the craps and giggles, call it the 'cool gene'. :gj:

I still have trouble believing this one Dave. As if your genetic ringers weren't enough!

Is there ANY established morph out there that looks like it? I mean yeah people pointed out a couple that vaguely resemble it, but they are not really all that close.

I have to tell you, considering how my heart jumped when I hatched out my super light pastel that may or may not be a fader of some kind, I'd keel over dead of a heart attack if I saw this in one of my egg boxes.

Gale

Looks like the pattern on a Northern Pike...but on a Ball Python!! lol

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I still have trouble believing this one Dave. As if your genetic ringers weren't enough!

Is there ANY established morph out there that looks like it? I mean yeah people pointed out a couple that vaguely resemble it, but they are not really all that close.

I have to tell you, considering how my heart jumped when I hatched out my super light pastel that may or may not be a fader of some kind, I'd keel over dead of a heart attack if I saw this in one of my egg boxes.

Gale

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Thanks Gale, I was in shock myself. I knew it was unique when I saw it's head but I was blown away when it came out of the egg. I feel the best comparison is to the granite burmese or batik blood, and it's not a stretch from the granite carpets or granite spotted/childrens pythons. I hope this is similar so we can finally have this morph in ball pythons.

Dave

Any chance of there being het red in it? I saw a pewter het red and it has the pattern resemblance but it is muted out along the back.

http://www.worldofballpythons.com/mo...he-black-jack/

looks light a light blackjack?