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    I was wondering if there was such thing as a genetic stripe piebald

    I was looking up ball python morphs the other day and was wondering why there wasnt a genetic stripe ball python just wondeerin if they exist

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    Quote Originally Posted by ballpythonboy View Post
    I was looking up ball python morphs the other day and was wondering why there wasnt a genetic stripe ball python just wondeerin if they exist
    Yes, it's recessive...

    http://www.worldofballpythons.com/mo...enetic-stripe/
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    I think he meant genetic stripe piebald. In that case, I don't know if there is one--world of ball pythons has a genetic stripe pasted pied listed, but no pics/year produced/who produced it. I wonder if it would be an all white snake like a spied, or if it would just look like an ordinary piebald...
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    Re: I was wondering if there was such thing as a genetic stripe piebald

    sorry I meant genetic stripe piebald sorry

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    It just might not have been produced yet. Being a double recessive snake it could take a number of years to produce. There is always the possibility of genetic issues that prevent them from thriving but I don't think that that is the case here.
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    Didn't see the pied in the title
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    The Snakekeeper produced one this past year. I had a picture of one they had available, but can't seem to find it anywhere now. I know it's been done and I've seen it....but only know of that one.

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