New gene discovered called the Mirage

This is the super pastel yellow belly mirage i produced last year from the same pairing. http://i280.photobucket.com/albums/k...ictures023.jpg

What does Mirage look like on its own?

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Originally Posted by Spiritserpents

What does Mirage look like on its own?

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We think this is the Mirage gene by itself .Its not a yellow belly and its not a normal but since this is newly discovered its going to be awhile before we are sure. http://i280.photobucket.com/albums/k...agemale012.jpg, http://i280.photobucket.com/albums/k...agemale016.jpg

Once they all shed, please post a clutch picture.

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Originally Posted by brock lesser

Once they all shed, please post a clutch picture.

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Oh i will :gj:

This is Amazing! Love how these guys get better and better


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The gene on its own looks like yellow belly flames and shading without the belly pattern

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Originally Posted by stoaob3

The gene on its own looks like yellow belly flames and shading without the belly pattern

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Yea thats what we are thinking also. When we look at the others the bellies are pretty much the same as the last baby

But its obviously not allelic with the YB complex

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Originally Posted by stoaob3

The gene on its own looks like yellow belly flames and shading without the belly pattern

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There was a thread recently where someone hatched a pretty gorgeous "normal" that looked YB-ish but it didn't have the right belly. Wonder if there is any possibility it is Mirage? The possible combos in that clutch didn't look as dramatic as these, though.
http://ball-pythons.net/forums/showt...-clutch-dinker