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    Re: Supers and ALS genes

    You got it! As long as there aren't more than two allelic genes on the same locus, the sky is the limit with the number of morphs in a snake. So you could theoretically have a mojave lesser GHI fire yellow belly banana enchi cinnamon calico pastel... etc.; it's just extremely unlikely to hit on that many morphs in a single snake.

    You could also have more than one super/ALS in a snake if they're from two different complexes, such as a super pastel ivory. All hatchlings will be pastel yellow bellys. You just couldn't get a super pastel ivory specter, because specter is in the yellow belly complex.

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