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    Question What bp's do I need to produce a granite?

    Hey everyone, I have a request from my wife to try and produce Granites. What morphs do I need to aquire to do so? Please take my collection into the mix if able. Thanks
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    Unless I'm mistaken, I believe Granite is a co-dom base morph. I'm sure someone else can chime in with the specifics.

    http://www.worldofballpythons.com/morphs/granite/
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    Re: What bp's do I need to produce a granite?

    Hi,

    One other word of warning though. There are many snakes out there which look like a granite but do not seem to be genetically inheritable so it is important to buy from a known genetic line.


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    Re: What bp's do I need to produce a granite?

    One other word of warning though. There are many snakes out there which look like a granite but do not seem to be genetically inheritable so it is important to buy from a known genetic line.



    I produce granite looking babies every year from this one female. I don't know if they are genetic or not, but hopefully by next season I will know. Mine are more peppered/speckeled than granite.

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    You need a granite to produce granites. I have had some granites that do not produce granite babies, and I have also had some lines of granite prove to be co-dominant with a super form.
    Last edited by Mike Schultz; 02-02-2012 at 08:17 PM.
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