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    Re: What's a Super Pastel X Spider X Pinstripe called?

    Quote Originally Posted by L2.BP.Plox View Post
    As an update:
    worldofballpythons.net has updated the name of this morph to "Killer Blast"
    http://www.worldofballpythons.com/morphs/killer-blast/
    Doesn't make sense to me. As with a few other people that have commented to me "Killer" implies Super Pastel (like Killer Clown) and Blast just implies Pinstripe (like Lemon Blast)

    Anytime the Spider and Pinstripe morphs are combined they are refereed to as a "Spinner"

    So to me Killer Spin makes perfect sense and describes the genetics contained (Super Pastel Spinner) very well.

    To me Killer Spin or Super Spin would make the most sense as the name of the Super Pastel Spider Pinstripe versus "Killer Blast" which I think is too confusing with a Super Pastel Pinstripe (Super Blast)

    To wrap this up I think if anything the name should at least have "Spin" or "Spinner" in there somewhere to imply that there is both a Spider and Pinstripe gene present in the animal.
    Last edited by Adam Chandler; 02-23-2011 at 08:45 PM. Reason: typo
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