Super Sulfur Oddball pics POST SHED

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These are a few new pics of the Super Sulfur Oddball after it shed. Its colors look much crisper after the shed, and the purple speckles are still there. I love the head pattern and colors...and lack of color. You can see in one of the pics, the only place where the stripe is broken, and it looks like it is only a scale or two of orange missing from being a complete stripe.

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Dave

holy hottttness i need one
that snake looks phenominal

He looks great, congrats on the super sulfur:gj: Do you have pictures of his eyes? does he have that cool black eyed leucistic red pupil?

That thing is crazy looking, awesome snake that anyone should be proud of.

That's awesome. Congrats on hatching that.

Do super sulfurs/fires usually have the dark freckles like that one, or is there a chance that it's a paradox? I know the supers can have the tan spots, but I don't know if I've ever seen any with those freckles or that much color in general.

Phenomenal looking snake!

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Originally Posted by PythonWallace

That's awesome. Congrats on hatching that.

Do super sulfurs/fires usually have the dark freckles like that one, or is there a chance that it's a paradox? I know the supers can have the tan spots, but I don't know if I've ever seen any with those freckles or that much color in general.

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I was wondering the same thing. I wonder if its maybe similar to how mojave BELs have the grayish heads compared to lesser BELs.

Maybe something similar in the black-eyed lucy complex where super sulfurs are prone to black spotting?

That is a crazy looking BP I cant stop looking at it!

Dave, I LOVE that animal's head! It's a beautiful animal!

That is an AWESOME ball python! :banana:

I found a "Paradox Super Fire" produced by BHB, that is probably what I have produced using my line of Het Black Eyed Lucy, the Sulfur. The one BHB produced is not as extreme as the one I have produced, but it does have the orange blotches, although not in a stripe pattern, and it does have the purple speckles, although not as many and they do not look quite as dark as the ones on my snake.

Based on the pics I have have seen of BHB's Paradox, I think Super Sulfur oddball is just an extreme example of a Paradox Black Eyed Lucy.

I am going to try and produce another one next year, pairing the same two snakes together, although, I think Paradox snakes are more of a fluke, than something you can just reproduce based on genetics. The adult female Sulfur is eating like crazy, and fattening up nicely. I will take her age into consideration prior to breeding her again this coming up year.

Thanks for all the possitive comments guys/gals. Isn't this why we all do it?

Very Super Super :)

I REALLY hope this is reproducible. It would be nice to figure out SOME way of increasing the yellow with purple spots look. I just really like it so much more then the plain white snake.

Mark, maybe if you and I do alot of praying....we can reproduce it:)


Dave

Wow!!! That's cool looking :gj:

David,

It looks AWESOME! I love the head on it. Freakin cool!

J

that is possibly the nicest snake i have ever seen!!!

Very, very nice!! The pattern down the back is just super freaky! :gj:

Congrats Dave! I know it's been a long haul with some very negative comments about the sulfer along the way. Great to prove it out in such and amazing way. It is simply beautiful!

W0W!!! now that is one of kind. :sweeet:

That is one WILD looking ball! I'd love to have one myelf!

I love that face , It is so dramatic . This snake really has an awesome look with the white face .:gj::bow:

Killer looking snake Dave, congrats!
You must have been stoked when you seen that crawl out of the egg:banana:

what the genetics in that snake?

Sulfur Mojave x original Sulfur female.