Most Unique

Just curious, what's the most unique morph you've ever seen?
My boyfriend and I love the Sunset ball. :)

I love the Sunset ball as well, but I don't believe it's ever been proven genetic, unfortunately. :(

I like the Sandblast, and I'm hoping it proves:

http://www.theurbanpython.com/sandblast.html

I don't really have a favorite morph of a ball python just because there are way too many but I do like the pinstripe a lot. If this includes other snakes I would choose the Dumeril's boa or Diamond python (I know they are not necessarily "morphs" but they are beautiful snakes).

Pieds never fail to amaze me.

Hands down the Killer bee Axanthic

http://www.newenglandreptile.com/ner...-axanthic.html

I have a dumerils and i love their pattern but im looking to get rid of her... Trying to work only on smaller snakes.

Toffee ball. I hope it proves out!

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Originally Posted by Vibrant Balls

Toffee ball. I hope it proves out!

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It is proven.

http://market.kingsnake.com/detail.php?cat=32&de=697580

Funny thing about the Toffee is that the Lavender Snow looks A LOT like it. I am looking forward to seeing how the genetics play out for it.

I really can't decide. >__>;; I'm one of those people who, at a show, scuttles from display to display going :O "That's the COOLEST THING EVER!" at almost every one. The novelty of the morphs just doesn't wear off for me!!! :)

Hi,

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Originally Posted by Pulcher

It is proven.

http://market.kingsnake.com/detail.php?cat=32&de=697580

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Producing babies and calling them hets does not make it proven sadly.

He has offered to stand by the hets though and refund if it proves non-genetic - pretty respectable stance in my book.

But until they produce a second toffee from the offspring of the first no one can say definately what the deal is - it could be co-dom and he has just been really, really unlucky.


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