Spector morph

[robert7107]

I was wondering if anybody could give me a little more detail regarding the Specter morph is it a dominant , codominant or recessive gene. I'm just now getting back into the reptiles and it seems to look like a normal ball I was thinking of buying for BHB Reptiles....

thanks

[Morjean]

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

[PitOnTheProwl]

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

Sadly the laziness of WOBP doesn't give an actual description on any of the animals listed.
They are rather normal looking animals until mixed with something like a Yellow Belly, then you get the Super Stripe.

[Morjean]

Sadly the laziness of WOBP doesn't give an actual description on any of the animals listed.
They are rather normal looking animals until mixed with something like a Yellow Belly, then you get the Super Stripe.

Yea, true that on the description part, I was mainly referring to the counter deets such as co-dom, name aliases, related morphs etc etc listed on the WOBP page

[robert7107]

ok thank you..
its been 8 + years since i have owned a snake(s) i use too own an breed them for 12 years or so went thru a divorce an sold my entire collection myb 9 year old daughter has been showing interest in snakes for awhile so i though it would be perfect introduction to them by getting a ball or two nothing crazy......

[bcr229]

Specter is one of those really subtle, hard to pick out morphs. It looks like a normal - until you put it next to a normal, and then it doesn't.

[PitOnTheProwl]

Nothing too crazy.....
Famouse last words!

[JodanOrNoDan]

Nothing too crazy.....
Famouse last words!

Yeah, its always the same. "Just one more won't hurt."