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[piedpiperballs]

Two years ago I had a clutch of ten eggs hatch. Nine of the babies were visually as expected. The last one was quite different in appearance. This new clutch of six is the result of pairing the odd looking snake with his mother. I don't exactly know what the morph is but is is recessive and I like it!

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[piedpiperballs]

I must admit that I'm surprised at the lack of interest.

[Bogertophis]

I must admit that I'm surprised at the lack of interest.

Speaking only for myself, I can't add anything as I know zip about BP morphs, so I'm no help on this one.

[Jakethesnake69]

Can’t help on the Morph but cool paint job. What was in the 7th egg?

[dr del]

Hi,

Once it sheds it should be easier to try and identify the morph.

That it is some form of albino seems clear but telling whether is is a toffino, candino, lavender albino or regular albino is liable to take a few sheds to see how the colour develops.

Since it was two years ago you got the first clutch of the pairing posting pics of how the tenth egg of the old clutch looks now should quickly settle the matter.

[piedpiperballs]

The father looks very similar to an Ultramel, but he never had such a bright orange color as a hatchling. The purplish color also looks brighter on these babies. It's possible the babies are double recessive since mom and dad are both het for Lavender Albino. I hope they are visually Lavender Albino but like you say, time will tell.

[piedpiperballs]

The last egg had the purple and orange morph.