What's your LEAST favorite morph?

My least favorite morph is Super Chocolate Butter. I just don't like anything with a Super Chocolate gene.

I might get slapped for this but for me it is the BEL. The blue eyes are really neat but I am not one for solid color snakes (of any species). This also includes the super cinnamon. Plus if you have a combo like Queenbee and Kingpin, come out with a pure white snake, you have NO clue what is in it and that is a bit of a bummer.

I think that a BLE and say, a lesser black pastel lock up, that It would be cool to have a blue eyed black pastel. But, yeah, BLE's are dull, I wouldn't spend 600 dollars on one.

Well, A BEL and lesser black pastel would not make a blue eyed black pastel... It would make a lesser black pastel which would be nice OR a BEL (all white snake) with the possibility of being black pastel but you would never know unless you bred it which would take too long to figure out... yeah, too much of a hassle.

I'm waiting for the day BEL have pattern.

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Originally Posted by JTA

I'm waiting for the day BEL have pattern.

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Can't really say I have a least favorite. Guess I'm more of a "half full" kinda guy.

I wouldn't say that there's a morph that I specifically dislike. I dislike muddy looking snakes. That could be indistinct markings - or it could be too many markings. Honestly, even though both Balls that I have are marked, the fewer the markings and the cleaner the colors the more I like them, generally. I suppose one that I don't care for is Champagne. They just look too muddy and gritty to me.

I don't think they will ever have pattern. I've always been led to believe that If they were carrying other genes, you would have to breed them to prove them out. Although I talked to someone today who said there were methods to seeing the patterns on BELs, I think with black lights. I could have heard wrong though


Also, I don't think I have a least favorite. I like animals that hold their vibrancy and don't brown out with age. Clean patterns as well. I'm not a fan of champagnes myself either.

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Originally Posted by ChelseaV

I don't think they will ever have pattern. I've always been led to believe that If they were carrying other genes, you would have to breed them to prove them out. Although I talked to someone today who said there were methods to seeing the patterns on BELs, I think with black lights. I could have heard wrong though

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I'm going to a rep show that'll definitely have BELs, so I'll bring my black light and take some pictures.

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