Excuse my newness...

I'm starting to dig morphs, do any of the morphs stay a black grey color out do they all tend to go brown/brass?


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I believe that there is a particular morph called an Onyx that stays darker than the other morphs. As far as costs go though, I am not sure.

Black Axanthics will get blacker as they age. I'm really excited to see how they combine with other morphs.

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Super Black Pastels tend to stay black as well I think, but I'm not 100% on that.

Holy crap the black axanthic is perfect! I'll keep my eye out on those and the other suggestions thanks! I think I have awhile for clearance on another so I can save up hopefully :-)

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VPI axanthics and morphs there of tend to stay more grey and black

super black pastels (especially high quality animals) are as black as it gets when born and stay very dark if you are looking for the most black snake.......

I don't mind the lighter color, just hoping to find one that stays on the grey scale, I guess.. :-)

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I really haven't seen black axanthics for sale now that I think about them. Where are they hiding or should I say who is hiding them lol, I don't even seen them in combos?

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I really haven't seen black axanthics for sale now that I think about them. Where are they hiding or should I say who is hiding them lol, I don't even seen them in combos?

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That's because they are still very new. They were only proven genetic by VPI in 2008. Both VPI and Justin Kobylka (possibly others) have had some available this year but they aren't cheap. Justin has them listed for $4,500 male or female

Now your popping my bubble..

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Prices come down pretty fast as more breeders get ahold of them and combos are made. In a few years they should be much more accessible.