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What Pied combo morphs have been produced?
like the title says "what Pied combo morphs have been produced?"
so far i have
Albino x Pied
Cinnamon x Pied(not sure on this one)
Lavender Albino x Pied (Dreamsicle)
Pastel x Pied
Thanks
VeeDubZ
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Re: What Pied combo morphs have been produced?
pastel pied
spider pied (spied)
lav albino pied
black pastel pied
pastel super stripe pied
lesser platty pied
albino pied
just a few i can think off, of course the lesser turns the pied totally white, and the spied only has a spider head pattern.
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Re: What Pied combo morphs have been produced?
 Originally Posted by nelson77321
pastel pied
spider pied (spied)
lav albino pied
black pastel pied
pastel super stripe pied
lesser platty pied
albino pied
just a few i can think off, of course the lesser turns the pied totally white, and the spied only has a spider head pattern.
All that plus a bee pied
When you've got 10,000 people trying to do the same thing, why would you want to be number 10,001? ~ Mark Cuban "for the discerning collector"
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Re: What Pied combo morphs have been produced?
 Originally Posted by Freakie_frog
All that plus a bee pied
i didnt realise there was a bee pied, would like to see that
EDIT; just seen one, doesnt look too much different to a spied.
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Re: What Pied combo morphs have been produced?
 Originally Posted by nelson77321
i didnt realise there was a bee pied, would like to see that
EDIT; just seen one, doesnt look too much different to a spied.
Pete Kahl did this one.
http://www.cbballpythons.com/images/282.JPG
More Bee Pieds
http://i66.photobucket.com/albums/h2...n/DSC_0004.jpg
http://i66.photobucket.com/albums/h2...n/DSC_0005.jpg
and the spied by Vin Russo.
http://www.cbballpythons.com/images/286.JPG
When you've got 10,000 people trying to do the same thing, why would you want to be number 10,001? ~ Mark Cuban "for the discerning collector"
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Re: What Pied combo morphs have been produced?
 Originally Posted by Freakie_frog
there the pics i just looked at lol! there would be nice to have in my collection, but they are not good looking snakes imo, i prefer more pattern than white.
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Re: What Pied combo morphs have been produced?
 Originally Posted by Freakie_frog
I wonder why these pied combos are always high white? These would look so much cooler if the pattern was dispersed more (at least in my opinion).
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Re: What Pied combo morphs have been produced?
 Originally Posted by nelson77321
pastel pied
spider pied (spied)
lav albino pied
black pastel pied
pastel super stripe pied
lesser platty pied
albino pied
just a few i can think off, of course the lesser turns the pied totally white, and the spied only has a spider head pattern.
 Originally Posted by Freakie_frog
All that plus a bee pied
thanks guys
was i right about the cinnamon pied or is it just black pastel pied?
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Re: What Pied combo morphs have been produced?
I have a theory about that head only pattern. See spiders exhibit a form of Leucism on their sides in the way of the white speckling. Pied is a known form of the leucisitic gene. When you combine the two forms of the Lucy gene the pied and spider work to create an almost pure white snake. Now only the head has color and I think its because the form of Leucism they exhibit is an incomplete form. when you combine the Lesser gene which is a Het Lucy at its core because the lesser creates a totally white snake the two forms of Leucism work to produce a totally white snake. Hope I didn't loose any one there.
When you've got 10,000 people trying to do the same thing, why would you want to be number 10,001? ~ Mark Cuban "for the discerning collector"
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