The Spider morph gene is a base morph mutation brought to market by Kevin McCurley of the New England Reptile Distribution aka NERD. It’s a base morph mutation meaning it’s a single gene morph that used to make several of the founding designer ball pythons (designer meaning multi gene) ever produced. This mutation is in my …
The pastel ball python gene is in my option one of the most under rated genes out there. I absolutely love pastels and put a huge value on them in regards to my own personal collection. First off, the pastel is a co-dominate mutation, meaning if I breed a pastel to normal non gene carrying …
When I first jumped back into the ball python world, I was afraid of Spiders. Not the eight legged creepy crawly ones, but the super sweet, reduced pattern ball python morph. As I was sitting there with my one female Albino and looking for more balls to add to my collection, I read horror story …
The piebald ball python is one of very few color and pattern mutation. It’s a simple recessive mutation which means both parents of the visual offspring must have at least one copy of the gene. As far as visually appealing goes just about nothing beats a pied, they such a dramatic animal that even non …
Albino ball pythons are a single gene base morph mutation that is inherited in a simple recessive fashion. That means you must have two copies of the gene in order for it to be displayed, so all albinos are actually carrying two copies of the gene for albinism. That being said, if you breed an …
Spider Ball Pyton Albino Ball Python Bumblebee (Spider x Pastel) Lesser ball Python Pastel Ball Python Queenbee = Spider x Lesser x Pastel I just hatched this little guy from breeding a pastel/leopard to a pastel. He’s a Super Pastel Leopard Pastel Clown designer ball python These are some awesome images on ball python morphs. …