Desert dominant? Co dominant? un proven co dominant?

Does the Desert gene fall into the same column as the Spider and Pinstripe genes?
Does the Super Desert resemble a regular Desert but produce 100% Deserts when bred to a Normal?
Is the Super Desert a gene that causes the snake to not survive?
or has no one tried to make a Super Desert?
thanks

According to this thread here:

http://reptileradio.net/reptileradio...ad.php?t=15598

The desert x desert (needed to prove out a "super") was tried, but the desert female was too small :confused: and got eggbound. So, it has not yet been proven one way or the other.

Chad and Robin of Pro Exotics said the had a clutch or 2 cooking from Desert X Desert breeding this season that may be who we need to chime in.

Mmmm super desert...

The desert has been around for a while and no one has gotten around to proving if it is co dom ??? or if there is a super??

The Desert females take a lot longer, to get big enough, to successfully reproduce than most other female ball pythons.

Well maybe not a lot longer, but longer than most.

Guess it has a metabilism morph in it too.. lol.. Rumors that spiders are the other way around.. so maybe get a desert spider female and get it up to size in normal time. :)

If it does have a super form wat do yall think it would look like would it be a similar to the all white or black snakes or would it be more like the super pastels?

I'm thinking it will be a crazy yellow... hummmm... flatline....

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Originally Posted by Subdriven

I'm thinking it will be a crazy yellow... hummmm... flatline....

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That's my guess too. :gj:

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Originally Posted by TessadasExotics

The Desert females take a lot longer, to get big enough, to successfully reproduce than most other female ball pythons.

Well maybe not a lot longer, but longer than most.

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This is the understatement of the year.:rolleyes:

We may never see a super, and if we do, there won't be many.

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Originally Posted by Subdriven

I'm thinking it will be a crazy yellow... hummmm... flatline....

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Deserts are not yellow as adults..they lose the yellow quite early on..they are a sand colour hence the name Desert seemingly :gj:

Have you seen a super??:cool: we were just speculating on a super.. :)