CIRCUS BALL Any Information ?

Hi does anyone have any information or photographs of the Circus Ball Python ?

I have been looking and looking but can't find any information or photos of this.

Thanks.

What is it a combo of?

Sure you don't mean clown ball python?

The Circus ball was (I believe) a Clown to a "normal" produced back in 05. It looks "clownish" but not like any Clown I've ever seen. I haven't seen any other info on it in a few years. Here are a few pictures I took of it in Daytona 05.

http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v1...ictures396.jpg

http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v1...ictures398.jpg

I met a guy from Wisconsin at an expo and he had a couple of bp's labeled circus at his table. I think they were at south west Wisconsin reptiles.

Never heard of it,but thats definately a hot snake!

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Originally Posted by Mike41793

What is it a combo of?

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Not sure lol :)

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Originally Posted by purplemuffin

Sure you don't mean clown ball python?

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No I mean the Circus Ball which Luke posted :D

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Originally Posted by Luke Martin

The Circus ball was (I believe) a Clown to a "normal" produced back in 05. It looks "clownish" but not like any Clown I've ever seen. I haven't seen any other info on it in a few years. Here are a few pictures I took of it in Daytona 05.

http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v1...ictures396.jpg

http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v1...ictures398.jpg

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Thanks for that Luke :D I will shoot you a PM shortly. Strange how theres been no other information on it though.

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Originally Posted by Steve-J

I met a guy from Wisconsin at an expo and he had a couple of bp's labeled circus at his table. I think they were at south west Wisconsin reptiles.

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Did you get any photos ? :(

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Originally Posted by Christopher De Leon

Never heard of it,but thats definately a hot snake!

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LOL I had never heard of it until recently.

That normal must have been het. for something cus it produced a visual Clownish snake, that's pretty cool.

Could it possibly be a Granite Clown? It's definitely a Clown, but, with something else in the mix.

Maybe it's like a BEL complex super, but with clowns and het circus stuff. Example being: Mojave x Mojave = Super mojo, whitish snake with a purple head. Mojave x Mystic = Mystic Potion, whitish snake with purple and yellow patterning. Similar, but different appearing supers. Would be interesting to see a circus gene come out, just challenging since it's recessive (I'm assuming, anyway)

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Originally Posted by twistedtails

Could it possibly be a Granite Clown? It's definitely a Clown, but, with something else in the mix.

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That was my thought when I saw the pics.

I can't see the pics:(

I saw one at Tinley in October.

http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v4...1/IMG_0309.jpg

It belonged to Southwest Wisconsin Reptiles I believe.

Gale

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Originally Posted by Steve-J

I met a guy from Wisconsin at an expo and he had a couple of bp's labeled circus at his table. I think they were at south west Wisconsin reptiles.

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Jim Stelpflug, who owns Southwest Wisconsin Reptiles, is the breeder who produced the Circus Ball.

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Originally Posted by Louis Kirkland

Jim Stelpflug, who owns Southwest Wisconsin Reptiles, is the breeder who produced the Circus Ball.

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9yr old necro thread...


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