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    Re: What's kind of Ball is this?

    Quote Originally Posted by PythonJiuJitsu View Post
    That explains it perfectly. When something is Heterozygous for a recessive gene, it means they CARRY the recessive gene but are not the visual creation of that gene. Meaning, that what you bought is sort of, an Investment into breeding an Albino Ball Python. In a moment I'll post up a little how it works.
    Quote Originally Posted by TMoore View Post
    Hets are normal looking ball pythons that carry the gene to produce a visual morph.
    Quote Originally Posted by FatBoy View Post
    If it is 100% het for any recessive gene you can't tell by looking at it. They all have a normal apperance. You should have got some paperwork with him, if either parent was an albino then he is 100% het.
    Quote Originally Posted by Patrick Long View Post
    Why did you buy it if you didnt know what it is?
    Interesting, Well, yeah i guess I kinda messed up. It was my first snake, and for some reason i did not want to get a normal... lol... wow, i feel so....ugh.. Well.. Atleast she is a healthy girl and i am happy with her. =/

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    Re: What's kind of Ball is this?

    Quote Originally Posted by xbxteen View Post
    Interesting, Well, yeah i guess I kinda messed up. It was my first snake, and for some reason i did not want to get a normal... lol... wow, i feel so....ugh.. Well.. Atleast she is a healthy girl and i am happy with her. =/
    If you want to get another snake later on, you can look at some of the more inexpensive morphs. Pastel males run on at 100-150 dollar range.

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    Re: What's kind of Ball is this?

    So im an idiot and erased my post explaining it. So i'll send you this direct link to it from ballpythons.ca It has a great chart to explain it out.

    http://www.ballpythons.ca/what_get/recessive.html
    1.1 Normal
    1.0 Pinstripe
    1.0 High Contrast Albino
    0.1 Mojave

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    Re: What's kind of Ball is this?

    Hey, nothing wrong with having a het as a pet. If you decide to breed later maybe pick up an Albino or het Albino to try to prove him out as a het.
    --Walt

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    Re: What's kind of Ball is this?

    And it's a she!! If you're not going to breed albinos then you should post her up for trade..

    From the picture and you asking what it is, I say she looks like an Anaconda.

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    Re: What's kind of Ball is this?

    Get her a 100% het albino boyfriend for the future
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