Betcha cant name this morph

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Originally Posted by snakesRkewl

I would think they meant Luecistic, which if I'm not mistaken an Ivory is a form of luecism, just not a blue eyed luecistic :P

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Leucistic* yes they are but "BEL" is common BP terms for a super fire or a super BluEL complex snake. That's why I made the comment.

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Originally Posted by twistedtails

There is a lot that goes unnoticed due to people being bashed every time they post a thread on wether a snake looks different or not. People just assume they have a normal now a days.

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Since 99% of them turn out to be normals, that's a pretty solid assumption. And there's a reason people get bashed for posting pics of a completely normal looking ball and asking what morph it is. Especially those who post up pics taken with their crappy cell phone. Those people should be beaten with a rubber hose. Very few of those postings show even the slightest hint that it may be something special. And in the end it's all pointless...until it's proven.

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Originally Posted by snake lab

Hahahaha thats the best guess so far.
This is a yellowbelly. She was produced from an ivory x yellowbelly breeding. Her sister has the same belly pattern and produced an ivory this year. This girl is cooling now getting ready to breed back to an ivory. My point of this thread is to prove not all is what it seems in the mysterious worl of ball python genetics

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You're 100% positive that this snake came from this pairing? Then why did you post it's picture on this other thread and ask do ya think it's a yellow belly?


http://ball-pythons.net/forums/showthread.php?t=154906

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Originally Posted by Foschi Exotic Serpents

You're 100% positive that this snake came from this pairing? Then why did you post it's picture on this other thread and ask do ya think it's a yellow belly?


http://ball-pythons.net/forums/showthread.php?t=154906

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I believe they are different snakes. the one here has a clear belly with virtually no speckling that would indicate yellowbelly. also I believe that the one from the above link is a hatchling and he's planning to breed the girl in this thread. however, as mentioned, in my opinion she looks too small to breed any time soon, regardless of any 'hidden yb' genes.

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Originally Posted by RandyRemington

Is anyone crossing ivory and piebald? I just wonder if the het pied belly might cover the yellow belly. Maybe your ivory is a het piebald?

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JKR has yellowbelly 100% het pied's that I believe have the typical yb markings

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Originally Posted by Foschi Exotic Serpents

You're 100% positive that this snake came from this pairing? Then why did you post it's picture on this other thread and ask do ya think it's a yellow belly?


http://ball-pythons.net/forums/showthread.php?t=154906

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Why not post it as he did? He never said, "I don't know if this is a YB, what do you guys think?" He may have been trying to make a point in THAT thread that its possible for a YB to not display the typical markings...but then decided that the subject deserved its own thread.

Personally I find the whole topic very interesting. I saw some YB's at a show once that didn't look like YB's to me at all...but the breeder was 100% sure they were.

well i would buy her :) she is pretty good luck proving her out

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Originally Posted by Foschi Exotic Serpents

You're 100% positive that this snake came from this pairing? Then why did you post it's picture on this other thread and ask do ya think it's a yellow belly?


http://ball-pythons.net/forums/showthread.php?t=154906

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Holy crap another conspiracy theory thats gonna be created by the same people. Befote this gets out of hand and please people listen this time so we dont waste 8 pages of the same run around.

That thread was someone asking about his yellowbelly. I posted the pic and said do ya think this is one just to prove a point that not all is what it seems. But noone was responding so i posted the thread here. And yes im 100% sure of the pairing.

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Originally Posted by Jessica Loesch

Leucistic* yes they are but "BEL" is common BP terms for a super fire or a super BluEL complex snake. That's why I made the comment.

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BEL in this thread could only mean black eyed leucistic, aka ivory, so I don't know how u got confused.

Maybe you should let the other guy know it is a yb. Im sure he is in the dark that you were trying to prove that typical signs of morphs aren't always present and that your snake was a demonstration of that. I do wonder if that girl will throw ivory variations that are non typical

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