Hi I have a question about some morphs.

[Long Beard Z]

Hello nice to meet you all I'm new to ball pythons. Hope to find you all well.

I have a question regarding some morphs.

Can you please help me identify what a Savannah Lesser Bee 50% Het Clown looks , Cinna Bee Lesser 50% Het Clown and a Blue Eyed Lucy (Moj Les) Spider 50% Het Clown looks like.
Because i used an online calculator and cant seem to find myself what kind of morph or what traits shall i look for to find an example of them.

These are the pair if everything goes well, I was thinking about pairing a Cinnamon Mojave (savannah right? although I'm unsure if it is one) male and a female lesser spider het clown.

https://www.imghippo.com/i/TgjF8666ScQ.png

https://www.imghippo.com/i/ZYuf4123rxY.png

[Lord Sorril]

There is a near infinite combination of morphs with the amount of genes available. I don't work with Cinnamon myself-so I wouldn't want to guess.

I would recommend examining Morph Market (current/past listings) and use it to find the combo(s) you are looking for...

[Long Beard Z]

thank you for your reply.

That's what I did, i tried the calculator on morphmarket and the example of morphs i couldn't find were the one mentioned above if im not misinterpetending something.
Will wait and see if something comes up.

[Lord Sorril]

I think if you are looking at a clutch of hatchlings you will have an easier opportunity to ID them by comparison.

Spider may be obscured in a combo (Cinnamon/Mojave, Lesser/Mojave), but the wobble will remain.

Het Clown will likely have minimal impact.

Cinnamon functions similarly to Black Pastel. My Black Pastel/Spider/Lesser looks just like a brighter Black Pastel/Spider. If I hadn't used a Super Lesser to make it: I wouldn't even know it had Lesser...I think a lot of people will struggle to ID certain combos...

[Long Beard Z]

I understand thank you very much