Waited three years to see this

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Originally Posted by C.Marie

Is it a puma, such an adorable little babe, please keep us updated :D, congratulations three years well worth the wait :pinkele::fest::pinkele::fest:

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It could be. Hopefully I will be able to tell tonight. I really, really wish pastel was not in the mix. I am naturally hoping for Highways and Gravel/Sparks. There is at least one Ivory in the clutch. Hard to tell with these guys until they are all the way out. There is only so much poking and prodding I like to do while they are still in the egg. The conditioning has already begun on these guys though. I carefully touch them on the head until they don't flinch away at this stage as well as stick my fingers down in the goo to get my smell all over everything. Its is weird I know, but no nasty babies so far (knock on wood).

I didn't even think of highways;) just saw the little eye stripe and that's the morph that came to mind good luck can not wait too see it out of its egg in all its glory;)

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Originally Posted by tttaylorrr

a ball python :)

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And I was just going to say "OMG! it's a SNAKE!" :rolleyes:

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Originally Posted by Bogertophis

And I was just going to say "OMG! it's a SNAKE!" :rolleyes:

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You guys are a riot. I know what you guys are thinking, guy posts the head of a snake and he thinks someone is actually going to figure out what it is.

Thing is, there used to be some people on here that could have done it. Way better than I am at it. Most of them seem to be gone now though. The thing is, silly little threads like this are very useful. Someone says oh that looks like so and so. Always ask why. How do you tell one from the other? The more you play the better you get.

If you are going to be buying and or selling snakes you need to know what you are looking at at least when it comes to the genes you are dealing with. Everyone, even the best, can make a mistake (there are more than a couple mistakes in the last book I got from nerd). Some of the morphs are very close especially in multi gene combos.

This is my first year hatching YB stuff. I am interested in everyone's opinions. Most likely I am going to have to make a few phone calls though to be sure because I don't think there are any YB people left on here.

Well, y'all don't need my help, I know literally "zip" about BP morphs, lol.... I can hardly believe how complex breeding BPs has become.

I miss my old YB I had, I need to add it back into my stuff, probably will look for a super stripe or ivory female at some point.

I love the drastic variations within the gene itself, some look normal while some are crazy color and pattern modifiers.

The whole gravel thing is new to me since I've been out of the game for 8 years. I love allelic genes, but when you cant tell them apart but the supers are different it might be too annoying.

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Here they are. This is gonna be fun. For the record, just like the BEL's they are hatching pretty pinkish. I will do another pic with better light after they shed. If anyone wants to guess, let's do them clockwise from the top.

https://ball-pythons.net/gallery/fil...1/img_1477.jpg

Great looking litter


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Sooooo cute!

awesome looking babies! Can't wait to see them after they shed