Black Back??

[heathers*bps]

Is he a black back?

[bman123]

LOL, I hope you are just kidding, it's almost a complete solid stripe

[heathers*bps]

So he's het red axanthic correct?

[llovelace]

He is gorgeous

[Foschi Exotic Serpents]

Could be.. But you can't classify it as that until you breed it, and then breed one of the offspring back to see if you get a red axanthic, which is quite different and much brighter than a het red ax.

Because het reds are a proven morph with red ax as the super.

It is pretty though

[jsmorphs2]

So he's het red axanthic correct?

What did you buy him as? I'd say possibly het red or cinny. But if you bought him as a normal then you'd have to breed him to be sure. Normals can be black backs which may or may not be genetic.

[bman123]

That's no normal

[heathers*bps]

He's a cinny, and I was just wondering if he is het red axanthic because of the black back. I will definitely try breeding him to one of his offspring in the future to see what happens. Thanks everyone!

[Foschi Exotic Serpents]

No. Het red x cinny makes gargoyle. A gargoyle has a stripe. Not a blackback. Which is why het red and red ax are a completely different morph from genetic black backs.

[Foschi Exotic Serpents]

This is what you get when you put a het red to a cinny...

Gargoyle...





See? Gargoyle is het red x cinny. A messier cinny with connecting alien heads all the way down, a black back and continuous stripe..

A genetic black back cinnamon is completely different. Het red is a different morph from genetic BB.

Yours has no het red in it. You'll have to breed it to see if it's a genetic BB cinny or not because cinnys often have BB patterns anyway.. It would have to produce BB normals to be a genetic BB cinny.