Quote Originally Posted by Slim View Post
This is an outstanding point, because the scaleless Ball Python is not a morph...it's a deformity. Of course, unlike kinked Carmel Albinos, this is a deformity that some seem to find cute, but still, it's not a morph.

I have nothing against Brian, but I don't even think he calls it a morph.
How is it not a morph if the het form shows them on the head and the homo or super form is completely scaleless...and SO far at least with the initial generations of what BHB has done its proven inheritable and genetic...last I checked thats the definition of a mutation/morph?