Axanthic pics please

[angeluscorpion]

I've looked all over the net, google images, world of balls, ect and can't find clear cut pics of the different axanthic lines or their combos. So if you have any I would love to see them and know what they are. I'm looking to get into axathics but am having trouble deciding which line. Orgianlly I was going to go with VPI but then I saw a TSK zebra bee that was really high contrast and very ghostly grey, so now I'm back to square one.

[decensored]

I Google searched "world of balls," out of curiosity and didn't come up with anything hilarious.. which makes me sad.

Sorry, I don't have any cool pics, I just felt like being a part of this thread as I love axanthics.

[angeluscorpion]

I see you have SK's what made you pick them?

[Slim]

http://ball-pythons.net/forums/searc...searchid=74565

World of Ball Pythons has more than 20 different Axanthics listed:

http://www.worldofballpythons.com/morphs/

Fishing...in the long run, it's so much more satisfying than having fish brought to you...

[angeluscorpion]

Slim, somehow I missed the morph list tab, I went on and started "breeding" traits and trying to find them that way. Also your first link doesn't go anywhere, what is it supposed to be?

[bman123]

Vpi will sell better then any other line, they tend to look better as they get older more consistently too. I put my dollars towards vpi and passed on a really good priced joliff yearling female and spider het a because the female didnt look good for her age.

try to find a breeder that has good looking adults in their collection also because it should help produce better offspring. Axanthic isnt a morph I would buy a cheaper uglier hatchling of, better off spending a little more and hoping to pass good genes because it might really be worth it.