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    Morph question

    What morph comes out when you breed a spider ball python with a yellowbelly ball python?
    1.0 cinny, 1.0 pastel, 1.2 spider, 0.3 normals, 1.0 mojo, 1.0 albino, 1.0 fire, 1.1 yellowbelly, 1.0 het. pied, 1.0 lesser



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    Re: Morph question

    Spider Het Ivory. I am already working on this project
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    Re: Morph question

    You'd get Normals, spiders, yellow bellies, and maybe a spider yellow belly.

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    Re: Morph question

    How does a spider yellowbelly look like? And when you breed two yellowbellies it makes ivory's right?
    1.0 cinny, 1.0 pastel, 1.2 spider, 0.3 normals, 1.0 mojo, 1.0 albino, 1.0 fire, 1.1 yellowbelly, 1.0 het. pied, 1.0 lesser



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    Re: Morph question

    yeah, with 2 yellowbellies you have a shot at ivories. A spider het ivory may give a white snake with spider markings? Don't know if anyone has done this yet. I'm going to be working on an ivory project, so it would be cool to know what happens when you throw the spider in the mix.
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    Re: Morph question

    I wouldn't think so, Id think it would be white and hard to tell weather or not its a spider ivory, but again this is just a guess.
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    Re: Morph question

    This is the link to the spider YB:

    http://www.newenglandreptile.com/ner...ll-python.html
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    Re: Morph question

    Quote Originally Posted by BallPython17 View Post
    What morph comes out when you breed a spider ball python with a yellowbelly ball python?
    I believe it would be

    25% normals
    25% spiders
    25% normals het ivory
    25% spiders het ivory

    Aren't all yellowbellys already het for ivory? So anything that came out would be pos-het, unless you could successfully identify it?

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    Re: Morph question

    Quote Originally Posted by nevohraalnavnoj View Post
    Aren't all yellowbellys already het for ivory? So anything that came out would be pos-het, unless you could successfully identify it?

    JonV

    Yellowbellies are the visual form of het Ivory...

    There is no poss het yellowbelly.

    It is pretty easy to determine the visual cues once you get comfortable with seeing them.
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    Re: Morph question

    I've never gotten into yellowbelly's much...but thanks for letting me know!

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