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IS THERE SUCH THING AS A PROVEN BLACK GRANITE

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HERE ARE A FEW PICS OF MY 2 GRANITES

ONE IS A "BLACK GRANITE" THE OTHER IS A NORMAL GRANITE

POST YOUR GRANITE PICTURES PLEASE
 

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dark granite

That animal in shed looks more like a black pastel than a granite, to me.

I don't understand what you're asking about a "black granite", I've never heard such a thing. What is the difference in a "granite" and a "black granite" supposed to be?
 
Ok, this is the second time I've heard of a black pastel granite. How do you know it's granite, given the traits of a black pastel? Serious question.
 
What's funny though is that the Black Pastel is one of the VERY few morphs I like with Granite in it. Generaly I prefer as clean as possible with little to no pattern and little to no spots in that pattern. When It comes to BP's though I prefer as busy a pattern as possible and the ones I've seen with granite in them (wether it be genetic or not) look far superior. Jerry lets see a pic of that BP granite that you have to breed.
 
That's interesting, I haven't heard of the black granite til looking at this thread.

Makes me wonder if this dinker male I picked up as a granite is a black granite. But this male also looks like a sable or even maybe a het red? I'd love some more input on him. The pics are crap cell shots and last pic is from the guy I got him from.

Currently trying him on a normal female and another girl with a bit of a granite pattern. Was gonna put him to my granite female I have but I'm wanting to prove her genetic. If they both prove genetic ill pair them up next season.
 

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This Is my pairing for the season, i havent got any locks from this pair but im not giving up lol. The male is a granite (Brian Taylor Line) and the female is a normal with granite pattern. i hope to get some nice stuff.
 

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Well ill say! That's a nice snake for petco! If I saw it I would have snatched it up too! Everytime I go they have under fed very normal ball pythons. Good luck on proving it out looks like a granite to me! I picked up 3 yellowbellies from a small time pet shop as normals for 15 each! Sometimes they think there normals but to a trained eye, score! :)
 
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