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    Re: Pearl Ball Python

    Quote Originally Posted by Amos1974 View Post
    HG Woma x HG Woma = Pearl
    Woma x Woma = Pearl
    HG Woma x Woma =Pearl (this is the first breeding Kevin ever did with the 2 import snakes)

    Hidden Gene Woma And Woma are 2 different morphs just like lesser and Mojave but are most likely part of the same "group"... The combo's are completely different...
    this is correct to the best of my knowledge. the HGW and 'normal' woma are entirely separate morphs, but any super form of either combination will produce pearls.

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    If hgw X woma makes a pearl then that would mean they are allelic, yes?
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    Re: Pearl Ball Python

    Quote Originally Posted by snakesRkewl View Post
    If hgw X woma makes a pearl then that would mean they are allelic, yes?
    that would make sense, but I've never worked with either morph.

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    Re: Pearl Ball Python

    Quote Originally Posted by snakesRkewl View Post
    If hgw X woma makes a pearl then that would mean they are allelic, yes?
    Yes but we may never be able to prove it out because they don't live... Maybe the spider also belongs to this group with fatal supers??

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    Re: Pearl Ball Python

    Quote Originally Posted by Amos1974 View Post
    Woma x Woma = Pearl
    HG Woma x Woma =Pearl (this is the first breeding Kevin ever did with the 2 import snakes)
    first time I've ever heard either of these, have to ask kevin about these. thanks

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    i thought the spider HGW were fine, or atleast the lived and were no more wobbly than a normal spider?

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    Re: Pearl Ball Python

    Quote Originally Posted by OhhWatALoser View Post
    first time I've ever heard either of these, have to ask kevin about these.
    I believe Kevin in one of his past videos said hgw X woma makes a pearl, would be nice to get some more info on these genes.
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    Re: Pearl Ball Python

    Quote Originally Posted by snakesRkewl View Post
    I believe Kevin in one of his past videos said hgw X woma makes a pearl, would be nice to get some more info on these genes.
    only thing I could find was kevin saying HGW litter mate (normal) x HGW could make a pearl. Most people called this another example of the nuller phenomenon.

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