Same genes, different names...?

Watching Brian Kuscos YouTube video on the Daytona show, there was a breeder there explaining how the puzzle gene came about from 2 pastels a customer bought off of him and bred. The resulting clutch contained pastel, super pastel, and some new looking animals now being the puzzle gene.

Well now I know why my eyes glaze over when y'all are talking about BP morphs. :rolleyes: It's just crazy-confusing for those of us who don't "eat-sleep-& breathe"
BP's (& no offense to all of you that do). Sure hope you all get this sorted out & names agreed upon...

Another example... Multiple "this is my line" fire gene... The "sauce".
http://i48.photobucket.com/albums/f2...pst8nrxs7v.png

Justin kobylka just confirmed in his new video... Confusion, acid, & static are 3 lines of the same gene!
http://i48.photobucket.com/albums/f2...psdaz6ecfq.png

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Originally Posted by Sirus Uno

Justin kobylka just confirmed in his new video... Confusion, acid, & static are 3 lines of the same gene!

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Josh (founder of Acid) and myself have been saying this for over a year.

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Originally Posted by Sirus Uno

Another example... Multiple "this is my line" fire gene... The "sauce".
http://i48.photobucket.com/albums/f2...pst8nrxs7v.png

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I read this snake name as pasta sauce! :rofl:

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Originally Posted by Ax01

dont forget...

Classic = Normal = Wild-type = Beautiful

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You are so cool dude!


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This is a great thread, quite informative for all ball python buyers and breeders.


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