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    Re: What is he?

    Quote Originally Posted by Ronniex2 View Post
    LMFAO!! ask his parents...

    just got off the phone with them ... they said he's "HHHHHIIIISSSSSSS"

    JK,JK... idk, but I know nothing about pied except it is a recessive morph, & i want in my collection ASAP!..
    Unless the breeder has given you something to go off, if you’re unsure, maybe you can help me understand this, with recessive genes - in this case it being pied -high white taking up a lot of real-estate for ID purposes, will make this much harder to determine- wouldn’t you have to breed him to a normal to figure out his genes? or maybe an identified dominate morph get some hets while your at it?
    or can someone say w/o a doubt that this guy is pastel? Fire? Mojave? YB? IDK?

    Whatever he may be he looks awesome... loving his big "H" on his back... Nice addition none the less
    It would be pretty easy to tell if this snake had any other morphs. Some snakes, such as Pumpkin Pieds (Yellowbelly Pieds) have pixiling around the saddles that make them easier to identify. This guy is just a normal pied. The only snakes you would have to breed out to see what genes there are are 90% or higher white pieds (and this is only in some cases) or "White Weddings" which are all white pieds. I hope this helps! Of course it's possible he has hets which would need to be proven by breeding.
    Last edited by BallPythonWannaBe; 09-27-2018 at 03:06 PM.
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