Most white morph?

If wanting an all-white ball, or close to it, what morph would I be looking for? Would a BEL qualify?

Blue-eyed lucy = B.E.L. and also a Black-eyed Lucy (super fire) = B.E.L. will be all white pure snakes, Super Mojave is a B.E.L. that is not pure white, and some super fires sometimes have yellow spots

Or you can go with a high white Piebald, which gives you a lot of white with some funky patterns

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Originally Posted by Charles8088

If wanting an all-white ball, or close to it, what morph would I be looking for? Would a BEL qualify?

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That would be awesome, you'll have a black snake and a white snake.

Mojave x lesser is generally accepted as the most white bel now of course that is still a opinion as each snake can very. But any cross of mojave, lesser, butter, bamboo, and honey will yield a solid white snake

Albino super black pastel. Has red eyes and is solid white.

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Originally Posted by RickyNY

That would be awesome, you'll have a black snake and a white snake.

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Yea, that's I would like to shoot for. Was going to go with a pied of some sort (and I might still do that) but I am now leaning to getting an all white.

Spider and lesser pieds from what I've seen generally come out pretty high white. My favorite morph is probably the super fires myself. I love white snakes.


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I'm shooting for a white wedding myself. I've heard that the all white spieds are as white as you can get. Might try lesser pieds in the future though, I love the way their eyes look.

I have a 'White Wedding', which is basically a spider pied that came out with no color at all. It's a super bright white snake. She does have a lot of head wobble and whips that head around like crazy when it's feeding time LOL. But she feeds just fine. I'm wondering if it's genetic and if I'll get more white weddings by crossing her with another pied female. It's actually the snake in my avatar, but she is much bigger now. That was a photo of her as a hatchling.

My T8 is all black inside. With two hides, would an all black enclosure stress out a white snake... and would an all white enclosure stress out an all black snake (such as the MBK)?

In my experience, the whitest snakes are pure white BlkELs, all-white Pied Lesser (but these have microphthalmia), and the White Wedding variant of Pied Spider.

Every adult "white" BluEL I have seen has had a faint pigmentation to it so that it was more cream white or milk white rather than the stark, pure white of the previously mentioned.

I also had a Ivory Butter Pastel that was quite white, but again, it was more a cream white than stark white

Out of the BEL I don't think it's gets any white thanks super lessers. I've seen lesser mojaves with yellow dorsals, never seen a super lesser with one. Even my super lesser still has faint purple marks near the eyes tho and would still be considered off white compared to a pied. Hard to beat a white wedding or lesser pied

A Cherry Bomb (Super Mojave/Albino) is pretty white.

What genetics are in a White Wedding?

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Originally Posted by Charles8088

What genetics are in a White Wedding?

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White Wedding is an all white spider pied. Not all spider pieds are totally white.

I believe that Bamboo is the strongest of the Blue Eyed Leucistic genes, so a Bamboo Lesser or Bamboo Butter might have the best chance of staying white into adulthood. The baby pictures of those combinations look extremely white on World of Ball Pythons.

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Albino super black pastel. Has red eyes and is solid white.

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So is an albino BEL, or REL, without the risk of physical deformities super cinny and black pastels have.