Spider x Stripe = Pinstripe?

[dotc0m]

I've been looking everywhere, and I can't seem to find it. It seems like when people do descriptions, they stay away from the A x B all the time, and I get all

Is it a secret? Or am I looking in the wrong places?

Edit: Spider x Stripe is just a plain guess btw.

[Adam_Wysocki]

Pinstripes have absolutely nothing to do with either spiders or stripes.

Pinstripes are their own mutation ... just like albinos, cinnies, caramels, yellow bellies, etc.

Hope this helps.

-adam

[Stewart_Reptiles]

I've been looking everywhere, and I can't seem to find it. It seems like when people do descriptions, they stay away from the A x B all the time, and I get all

Is it a secret? Or am I looking in the wrong places?

Edit: Spider x Stripe is just a plain guess btw.

Spider is a base morph so is the pinestripe. The pinestripe is not a combos but a mutation occurring naturally in the wild.

Spider X genetic stripe would be = to spiders 100% het stripe + 100% het genetic stripe.

[dotc0m]

Pinstripes have absolutely nothing to do with either spiders or stripes.

Pinstripes are their own mutation ... just like albinos, cinnies, caramels, yellow bellies, etc.

Hope this helps.

-adam

So these morphs just pop up out of no where?

[Adam_Wysocki]

So these morphs just pop up out of no where?

When specifically talking about ball pythons, they are collected by trappers in West Africa.

Hope this helps.

edit: "Designer" mutations are typically created in captivity, but have been found in the wild.

-adam

[MarkS]

So these morphs just pop up out of no where?

Yup, thats why they're called 'Mutations'

[Kagez28]

some alleles got messed up and the result is a lovely looking snake...