Pinstripe Clown???

[aarondm]

Has anyone heard of a Pin Clown?? I did a google and came up with nothing. Just curious

[Jyson]

It hasn't been produced yet. However it does sound interesting.

[mainbutter]

Does anyone know if it is even being worked on?

[aarondm]

Well I have my het clown male with my Pin right now, maybe a bit late but what the hell. I would just get pin poss het clowns.

[Royal Morphz]

the only problem I would see with that is that they are moth pattern morphs not sure how appealing a pinstriped clown would look plu the key point of both morphs are there heard pattern

[aarondm]

I have to agree with you on that Tim

[Royal Morphz]

see here is a patternxcolor


his photo was taken my be of the first (and I think only) axanthic clown produces by Bryce Honstead of The Reptile Image

and here is a patternXpattern morph



See how the Pied patten messes up the pattern of the spider
this photo was bored from Roussi's reptiles website

[BrucenBruce]

A pin / granite would be a pattern-pattern morph too - but they blew me away! Granite never really caught my attention until I saw it pinstriped.

Ya never know . . .

~Bruce

[dreese88]

It seems as though pied would have to be considered a pattern and color morph. I say this because regardless of the amount of white, pieds almost always have a lot more orange in them and not a "normal" coloration, along with the obvious pattern difference

[asplundii]

It seems as though pied would have to be considered a pattern and color morph. I say this because regardless of the amount of white, pieds almost always have a lot more orange in them and not a "normal" coloration, along with the obvious pattern difference

Agreed. I think a better example of a pattern/pattern morph would be something like a spinner or a woma/spider.

I am not sure what a clown/pin would look like. At a guess I would think it would make a really reduced pattern clown, like one of the solid gold side/black back types. But that is just a guess