Has it been created

A super axanthic cinny ball python

Can you get a super form out of a recessive gene? Or do you mean a super cinnamon axanthic?

like if paired up two cinny axanthic's up would it create a super form Maybe a all grey snake

Okay, what you are asking about is the Axanthic Super Cinny, and I actually doubt that it would be a grey snake. There is very little yellow in the Super, so it wouldn't change much in terms of color.

And no, it has not been done.

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Originally Posted by B@LLZ4LIFE

like if paired up two cinny axanthic's up would it create a super form Maybe a all grey snake

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cinny axanthinc x cinny axanthinc would have the potential to create a super cinny and/or a super cinny axanthic which would both look like an all black snake. It would not be all grey.

For a solid grey snake you would be wanting a super pastel super cinny/black pastel

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Originally Posted by asplundii

cinny axanthinc x cinny axanthinc would have the potential to create a super cinny and/or a super cinny axanthic which would both look like an all black snake. It would not be all grey.

For a solid grey snake you would be wanting a super pastel super cinny/black pastel

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Actually A Cinny Axanthic x Cinny Axanthic has no chance at all of producing a plain Super Cinny. Everything in the clutch would be Axanthic at minimum. Leaving the possibilities at Axanthic, Axanthic Cinny and Axanthic Super Cinny.

As everyone else stated, the lack of yellows in the Super Cinny, doesn't leave much for the Axanthic gene to work on. In my opinion, if anything, it will make the Super Cinny a slightly blacker animal, and it should fade to brown a bit less as it ages.

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Originally Posted by muddoc

Actually A Cinny Axanthic x Cinny Axanthic has no chance at all of producing a plain Super Cinny.

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Yes you are right. My brain must have been on vacation when I typed that as I was thinking het axanthinc... My bad

BALLS4LIFE who knows what the hell that makes ! but maybe you should try it ! and stuff what all of these KNOW IT ALL "OOH ITS GUNNA BE A SLIGHTLY DIFF BLAHA BLAAH ... JUST TRY IT SOME OF THE BEST LOOKING MORPHS WHERE CREATED BY PEOPLE LIKE YOU SO DONT LISTEN TO ANYONES opinion ...:cool:

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Originally Posted by Anarchy

BALLS4LIFE who knows what the hell that makes ! but maybe you should try it ! and stuff what all of these KNOW IT ALL "OOH ITS GUNNA BE A SLIGHTLY DIFF BLAHA BLAAH ... JUST TRY IT SOME OF THE BEST LOOKING MORPHS WHERE CREATED BY PEOPLE LIKE YOU SO DONT LISTEN TO ANYONES opinion ...:cool:

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:rofl: You crack me up! I agree. just try it. If it's never been done, who knows?

I agree that if one is curious what a potential combo would look like, the best way to find out is to make it rather than asking on a forum (unless it has already been made). However, it takes rather a long time, and isn't necessarily very practical.

In some cases, we have no idea why a morph creates the look it does, and it is very hard to predict what a combo will look like.

In the case of the axanthic genes, we know pretty much exactly what they do, so it is much easier to predict what an axanthic combo will look like. Specifically, the axanthic gene reduces (pretty much eliminates) the production or expression of the yellow pigment cells, which I believe are called xanthospores. So, in a snake that already shows very little yellow, reducing or eliminating it should have very little effect.

That is not to say it is impossible that there will be an unexpected outcome, just highly unlikely. It is even possible that one of the 3 known axanthic genes would create an interesting effect, while the other 2 behave in the way we expect in this combo. So go ahead and make all 3 versions of it if you want. Personally, I'd rather use my breeding efforts in a direction likely to make something a little more interesting than an axanthic super cinnamon that may be indistinguishable from a regular super cinnamon.