What morph combo would you like to see next?

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Originally Posted by KLG

Yeah...I know. But it was just BEGGING to be said. ;)

K~

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Well ya know K ... if there was anyone on the planet that could get me to stop playing with my balls long enough to show an interest in something else, it would most definitely be you ;) :blowkiss:

-adam

Few more to add to the list:

Striped Cinnamon
Pinstriped Platinum
Something akin to a super cinnamon piebald
Coral Glow Striped
Dwarf Ball A.K.A Pocket Ball (adult size should be around 2 to 2 1/2 feet)

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Originally Posted by digital animal

Few more to add to the list:

Striped Cinnamon
Pinstriped Platinum
Something akin to a super cinnamon piebald
Coral Glow Striped
Dwarf Ball A.K.A Pocket Ball (adult size should be around 2 to 2 1/2 feet)

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Is there really any Dwarf ball python ?

I don't think you will find that in the wild and producing a "dwarf" ball python would be kinda stupid. They are already small and the only way to have this would a genetic error or something, not something good in my opinon.

But I agree with all the other choice :) !

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Originally Posted by Watever

Is there really any Dwarf ball python ?

I don't think you will find that in the wild and producing a "dwarf" ball python would be kinda stupid. They are already small and the only way to have this would a genetic error or something, not something good in my opinon.

But I agree with all the other choice :) !

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Interesting. Do you think that dwarf retics & Burms are a genetic error?

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Originally Posted by KLG

Interesting. Do you think that dwarf retics & Burms are a genetic error?

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ha ha.... I have wondered something similar....but not really. Since dwarf retics and burms a locality related. Are there any specific locality related ball pythons? i.e. do pieds generally come from one specific area, etc.

dwarf balls? sounds cool u know it could be the ulitimate beginner snake except for the price tag

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Originally Posted by KLG

Interesting. Do you think that dwarf retics & Burms are a genetic error?

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Yes and no !

all morphs are kinda genetics errors isn't it ? :), I mean it's always a gene that is not like the others. But that's also what make new species etc... cause may be a new predator come out, he can see without problem the normals snake but can't see white, then the white snakes will survive and continu the population. So that's good.

Also, dwarf retic & burms really happens normally in the wild. But is there really any dwarf ball python in the wild ? I don't think so, so you have dwarf by mixing small ones with smalls ones etc... that's something I am more against.

But I don't want to start a genetic discussion here in this "new morph thread" :) !


and why would a dwarf ball be more "beginner" a ball python is good for beginner, size isn't really important. You can have a big snake or a small one, only the prey size and the size of the enclosure that will change mostly.

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Originally Posted by Watever

But is there really any dwarf ball python in the wild ? I don't think so ...

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Be careful what you assume, it just might come back and bite ya one day ;) :D

-adam

usually smaller snakes=smaller setups and smaller food= less money, most people don't normally invest alot in something new.
the term genetic error doesn't ring well with me, just because it's different doesn't make it an error. if it is healthy and can reproduce without be deformed and function normally, where is the error??? look at humans worldwide, we come in alot of patterns and colors!!!



vaughn

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Originally Posted by Adam_Wysocki

Be careful what you assume, it just might come back and bite ya one day ;) :D

-adam

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I just said "I don't think", I didn't say it wasn't. It was more a question than anything.
The Dwarf gene, really exist for the human, it also exist for the retic, but does it exist for the ball, that's what I was asking :D !