Dinker Baby

You've probably noticed this already, but you've got some high white splotchy marks on the side of mom's belly and that stripey baby's.

This has actually been a bit of an education for me, because as there's been more pictures, I'm getting more convinced that you got something "abnormal."

What's the boy/girl ratio for the babies?

The snake on the bottom in the picture of the father looks like a Harlequin Mojo. So maybe that's at play here.

I just got four more eggs from the dark dinker female bred by the dinker Mojave male. I am hoping to figure this out once and for all. I am 90% sure that I got 4 replicas of the Morph and one Super last year. Hoping to get similar results this year.

Dave

Im seeing orange flames, orange pattern, floating donuts, granite like specks, and white lips. Im thinking you're on to something Dave...are you thinking something like an orange belly?

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The single gene morph, I have named it the Vern Ball, seems to have its own unique look. The Super is pretty cool. They are both eating great, my two holdbacks. I hope I get it figured out this year, but I am pretty sure what is going is the single gene and Super, with the Mom being a Super too.

Dave

the one in the bottom of this picture looks alot like a harlequin mojave..
http://i491.photobucket.com/albums/r...l/IMGP3779.jpg

http://www.worldofballpythons.com/morphs/harlequin-mojave/

Here it is 2014 and I got a clutch from the Mojave Vern bred to a Lesser. Got some really nice babies, including a possible Vern Lucy and a possible Vern Lesser that is very clean. The cooler news is that I just got a clutch of eggs from the original Vern female. The sire is a Red Stripe or the Mojave Vern. Going to be a difficult 60 days....

Dave

http://i491.photobucket.com/albums/r...ps6f73bc91.jpg
http://i491.photobucket.com/albums/r...ps6aaa45e6.jpg

Lookin' good Dave.

I think this offspring looks just like the original female? I gave the adult female the year off this year, but will take a single gene Vern back to her this year, to really see what is going on. Hoping for a nice 10 egg clutch, which will help in solving the Vern mystery. PS, this is the baby in the first post of this thread.

Dave

http://i491.photobucket.com/albums/r...psydtith55.jpg
http://i491.photobucket.com/albums/r...psnidpwqww.jpg