Ultimate morph yet to be produced....

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Originally Posted by Slim

But imagine this guy as a Pied:

http://www.proexotics.com/pricelist_...208-08%203.jpg

That would be HAWT!!!

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No really, that would result in a pure white snake with only the head just like that one linked above. I second the pied doesn't make good multi morph snakes especially when co-dom genes are introduced.

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Originally Posted by JKExotics

No really, that would result in a pure white snake with only the head just like that one linked above.

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How do you know that?

one goal of mine is to produce a super pastel jigsaw. then try to add the fire gene to that.

The ultimate morph for any snake has always been and will always be:

The Plaid Snake!

My ultimate goal when it comes to BP breeding is a Super Pastel Cinnamon Hypo Fire.

I think any snake that when bred to a normal would produce all 4 gene combos would be an ultimate..something like a super pastel super phantom supper spot-nose super enchi

I want to see a Killer Banana Clown Carmel Super Cinny Pied Albino

Daniel

Desert pin desert ghost, that would be codom desert/pinstripe/recesive desert ghost ...

For me it would be a super pastel spider champagne cinny axanthic ball
in other words, a killer bee champagne cinny axanthic ( i think a super pastel spider is a killer bee, correct me if im wrong)

Speaking of multiple combo morphs...

At some point, when the combos get into a multiple of multiples, isn't identification of some of the offspring going to be difficult to the point where a specimen can be argued either way, or, at least open to speculation?

Does anyone see my point?

Has there been issues like this already?

Brandon