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Genetic value in my female ball python??

Bad day gone GREAT!!!!

So today at work I broke my Galaxy III walking into my office, I am an idiot. Then I come home and see this. Female #3 is OVULATING!!!! Now the wait begins..... (Sorry about the poor photo)
 

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Female from pic #3 has ovulated and is getting ready for her pre lay shed.
I love seeing that belly.
 

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cool! Unusual snake in many ways, hope things pan out because that pastel female especially looks really cool. Even though the photos are dim, that irridescence shows up fabulous, I really hope you can get those genetics figured out. I think plenty people here would be willing to help you out if you have "too many" babies to hold onto, ha ha! Keep us updated though, just the original pathenogenisis mom's story is cool enough, but with some neat patterns thrown in, it's pretty wild!
 
She looks to be something in the sable/chocolate complex, which would make sense in the resulting offspring to the lesser. Very neat project. Keep us posted.
 
Will depend on the hatch. Two gravid currently. Pastel is still a maybe. Both gravid females were bred to a cinnamon. Pastel was bred to a Mojave. I will post when I have eggs and hatchlings. No decisions till I see the hatchlings.
 
So..... It's genetic time to start working toward a super!!!!

Found these two when I got home from work today. There is at least one more cinnamon that looks like this in the clutch. Mom definitely has something going on!!
ONYX X LT #1.jpg

Onyx X LT #2.jpg

Time to start working toward a super, love the way the cinnamon looks!!!!
 
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