Hmmm... I have to admit that I don't think this morph looks that great.
I'm not a fan of the colors (too light for my tastes) but I LOVE the busy pattern. So I'm a fan of it for "stepping stone" purposes. If it's genetic that is.
I'm not a fan of the colors (too light for my tastes) but I LOVE the busy pattern. So I'm a fan of it for "stepping stone" purposes. If it's genetic that is.
Hmmm... I have to admit that I don't think this morph looks that great.
Well, not every animal "does" it for everyone - but with so many morphs and combos - there's something for everyone! There are some that don't "do it" for me either - but I often look past that to the powerhouse animal it really is (whatever combo that may not "do it" for me) and what it could do in someone's collection!
LOL...that name didn't really "stick"...it was just kind of a joke @ the time since the guys were listening to Slayer while labeling the displays for Daytona last year.
I love how pixelated it looks! Can't wait to see it in SIX days!!!! (not that I'm counting or anything).
LOL...that name didn't really "stick"...it was just kind of a joke @ the time since the guys were listening to Slayer while labeling the displays for Daytona last year.
That is one sweet snake!!!
My guess would be that it is a combination of some of these (plus maybe a dinker project):
1. Black Pastel or Granite-it has dorsal striping and alien heads that look like the ones commonly found on both of these morphs
2. Calico/Sugur-Looks like it has some white coming up its sides
3. Pastel or Super Pastel-Look at that yellow! There's almost no way that it doesn't have Pastel in it!
4. Fire-Might have Fire in it to add to the bright color
5. Yellowbelly-Does some crazy cool things when combined with some morphs. Chances are, it's in it!
It could have been something like a Super Pastel Yellowbelly male being bred to a dark low-white Calico looking dinker project girl who ended up being genetic or being a Black Pastel/Granite Calico...
Am I right (or close), Kara? You can PM me if I'm close!
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Originally Posted by Markus Heinsohn
