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  1. 03-18-2018, 09:08 AM #1
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    Justin Kobylka' Magma project: Pompeii genetics.

    Hey!

    For anyone who hasn't seen the Pompeii snake yet, check it out on YouTube in Justin kobylka channel or search magma ball python.

    So he's left the genetics in the Pompeii as a mystery. What would you all guess? I'm going with red stripe yb fire spotnose clown.

    Thought it would be fun to see what any folks thougbt.
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  3. 03-18-2018, 10:38 AM #2
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    I think it's part Burmese Python LOL.

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    Re: Justin Kobylka' Magma project: Pompeii genetics.

    Haha indeed! Outrageous royal python. So different.
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    Clown, fire, granite, maybe red stripe. Side pattern kinda makes me think mojave too.
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    I stink at morphs, so I'll just say that is one gorgeous animal!!!
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    That snake is insane!
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    Re: Justin Kobylka' Magma project: Pompeii genetics.

    Justin is the mad scientist of ball python morph creation. He’s always on the cutting edge of breeding new morph combos.
    Those redstripe clown combos look unreal.

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    I’ve lost a little sleep on this one. I don’t know where to begin with the genetics on it. It’s mind blowing.
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    Re: Justin Kobylka' Magma project: Pompeii genetics.

    Quote Originally Posted by craigafrechette View Post
    I stink at morphs, so I'll just say that is one gorgeous animal!!!
    What he said!
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    If you look at the spotnose fire yellowbelly clown it isn't a zillion miles off.
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