World's First!

[Reptile Frenzy]

I like his true colors better

 

[Dbz4246]

Now we are in business! These pics are courtesy of my girlfriend, she is obviously way better at photography than me lol

 

[Dbz4246]

And this is the Silverbourne's brother. A Cinnamon Clown, the only other clown in the clutch.

 

[Reptile Frenzy]

Very nice man!

 

[chrisis697]

Ya she is Jessie, haha. I like the the lil bit of blushing on the back of the cinny clown. Very nice.

 

[Ax01]

Congrats! Gargoyle is a definite way to describe this new snake. So cool!

 

[Dbz4246]

Thanks Akson! And welcome to fauna!

 

[sapphira80]

WOW that's a beautiful snake! Congrats on being the first too, it's a looker for sure!

 

[Pasodama]

Love the newest photos.
Silverbourne is looking awesome!
That Cinny Clown is extremely nice as well!

 

[FelixatRI]

Phenomenal animal

That's one powerful combo....

 

[Dbz4246]

That's one powerful combo....

Thank you! I can only imagine the combos I can potentially create with this guy!

 

[palma6427]

I have a dumb question, how do you know if something is ''the first'' of its kind? and where can i go find info on how to tell morphs apart? such as what makes a spider a spider or a axanthic n axanthic

 

[snowgyre]

We generally use World of Ball Pythons (http://worldofballpythons.com/) to see if something has been produced already. In many cases the morph or combination has already been produced by big breeders, but it's not publicly known, so we just say it's the first time it's been produced for simplicity's sake. You can visit that website for neat genetics calculators too, as well as see photos of hundreds of morphs and morph combinations to see what you would like to invest in.

 

[Dbz4246]

I have a dumb question, how do you know if something is ''the first'' of its kind? and where can i go find info on how to tell morphs apart? such as what makes a spider a spider or a axanthic n axanthic

There is this nifty little website called worldofballpythons.com
It's a website that documents all morphs that have been created, who created them, and when they were created.

And if you claim it first, then you made it first, for the most part. This website will let you look at all the morphs that have been created, and tell you what genes were involved to create the morph. And it will tell you whether the gene is a Dominant trait, Co-Dominant trait, or Recessive trait.

As for what makes an axanthic an axanthic, I can tell you, but I would just try and google what basic genetics terms mean, like axanthic, albino, leucisism, and hypomelanistic mean.

 

[Dbz4246]

leucisism

I probably spelled this wrong
I used the spell check but nothing came up.

 

[palma6427]

yeah ive looked at world of ball pythons, and i know a little bit of the punnett square but i guess my question was since there are so many that look a like how would you know yours is new, but i guess you would find out by putting in your male/female in the wizard and bam if you dont see yours its a new morph?

 

[palma6427]

and ill look in to that thanks jessie, and it is leucism. and i bought my tickets to NARBC by the way lol thanks for the heads up on that

 

[Dbz4246]

i bought my tickets to NARBC by the way lol thanks for the heads up on that

No problem! I'll see you there then!

 

[nathan8194]

Way to go man! Absolutely gorgeous!

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[Dbz4246]

Way to go man! Absolutely gorgeous!

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Thanks Nathan!