Sulfers?

[MidSouthMorphs]

Has anyone got into Sulfers and the combos they make. If so, could you be so kind as to post some pictures?

[RichL]

I was reading somewhere that they are very similar to the Fire gene. Even so in the fact that the 'super' form is a Black Eyed Lucy.

I'm also thinking, don't hold me to it, but it shares a 'complex' (hoping that's the right term) with the Fire much like a Lesser and a Mojave. You could breed a Fire to a Sulfur and get a BEL as well.

I don't have any, so I'm no help with the pictures.

[MarkieJ]

2011 female Sulfur:


2009 female Sulfur Mojave


The Sulfur Sable was in shed, so here's a pic from when I first got her. 2011 Sulfur Sable:

[Virus]

The main thing that really makes me like this is how dirty the sides are. I'd like to see if it's something apparent in other combos.

[twistedtails]

Here is my Sulfur Mojave male.

[Dale Porcher DVM]

Produced in 11/11

[Deadly_Legend]

World of Ball pythons has an example of a silver streak sulfur produced by my friend Darin Taylor

http://www.worldofballpythons.com/mo...streak-sulfur/

It looks amazing in person, he had it at the last show we had here

[MidSouthMorphs]

That Sulfer Mojave is hot! I been thinking of getting a female to breed with my Pewter male in the future.

[Solarsoldier001]

The sulfur mojave is very pretty. I think they look so nice and lovely

[Dale Porcher DVM]

In my opinion, the most stunning of the Sulfur combos so far is the Super produced by David Reid, the originator of the Sulfur. I am happy to say that I now own this guy's father, a Sulfur Mojave, hope to produce a super like that myself someday.