Betcha cant name this morph

[snake lab]

What kind of morph is this?

[adamsky27]

Normal.

[Exotic Ectotherms]

Het piebald....

[RestlessRobie]

My sons guess White bellied rat sucker

[snake lab]

My sons guess White bellied rat sucker

Hahahaha thats the best guess so far.
This is a yellowbelly. She was produced from an ivory x yellowbelly breeding. Her sister has the same belly pattern and produced an ivory this year. This girl is cooling now getting ready to breed back to an ivory. My point of this thread is to prove not all is what it seems in the mysterious worl of ball python genetics

[Jessica Loesch]

That's crazy. Was yellowbelly parent this subtle too? What were the results of the ivories that were produced from these genetics? I'd love to see if they differ at all.

[babyknees]

Is there a guide anywhere of how to tell the more subtle morphs? There are so many that I look at and just think "normal".

[snake lab]

The male was an ivory. The female had the classic shatter pattern on the belly that is the common look of the yellowbellies. The clutch produced 6 eggs. 2 ivories and 4 yellowbellies. The 2 out of 3 yellowbellies were girls and had no shatter pattern. This was one of them. The reason i kept her was cause i couldnt sell her cause noone believed me she was a yellowbelly lol. Personally i have never seen this happene before but others i have discussed this animal with before in the past has said this does happen.

[meowmeowkazoo]

I would be really interested in seeing pics of the yellowbelly parent. This girl doesn't have the speckled belly, or the yellow sides, or the flames that yellowbellies have. I'd love to see whether the yellowbelly parent looks like she does.

[twistedtails]

There is a lot that goes unnoticed due to people being bashed every time they post a thread on wether a snake looks different or not. People just assume they have a normal now a days.