choom
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I've recently acquired two amazing
ball python morphs from Texas for
an amazing combo package price &
am lividly excited for them to become
ready to leave! But today I realized I
I need to buy way more soil than my
first rough calculation estimated, so
in order to get my new solo ship afloat
I need to really make a hard choice
here personally, I really REALLY want
both of them! Their traits I enjoy equal
so I thought it would be fun to let ICmag
choose my first 3-gene ball python morph!
I was really surprised how many people
on International Cannagraphic Magazine
also had snakes and reptiles, so this came
into my mind. Here are the pictures & info!
Pastel Jigsaw aka {Pastel X Mojave X Pinstripe}
I love the Jigsaw { Mojave X Pinstripe} combo
SO much..and the Pastel gene compared to a
regular Jigsaw, brightens it up while making the
pattern twice as busy with a faded head on top.
This snake is weeks younger, and the breeder
says that he didn't take his first meal but today
he took his second pinkie offering so after his
next successful feed they'll be ready to go....
The genetic potential of this snake is crazy,
being able to produce Lemonblasts {Pastel X
Pinstripe}, Pastaves {Mojave X Pastel}, Jigsaws
{Mojave X Pinstripe}, Mojaves, Pins, & Pastels;
along with the inevitable regulars just when you
breed this boy to a regular..the amount of combos
you can chance only goes up and up with more genes
from the mothers end of the genepool. Now next off..
Mojave Spinner Paradox aka {Mojave X Spider X Pinstripe}
This combo also brings a lot to the table, making
able to chance Jigsaws, Spinners, Spiders, Mojaves,
Pinstripes, and regulars. While the Pastel Jigsaw is
able to make 3 2-gene morphs and produce 3 base
morphs opposed to 2 2-genes and 3 base morphs.
The white paradox blotch on his side is random and
not based on genetics, just nice and lucky chance.
The Spider gene while equally popular to the also
flexible Pastel gene, has a chance to produce balls
with a genetic head wobble deficiency at random.
My breeder assured me that this male doesn't have
a noticeable wobble, even when striking, when most
that aren't noticeable usually just jiggle a second
before striking. I just wouldn't want to produce
wobblers I know of the chance and know that it is
harmless, but I wouldn't want people getting pets
from me to be freaked out by any head wobbling
or assume that it's my fault because they don't
know about the genetics involved with their morph.
But what I really love about this male is that he is
reportedly a VERY aggressive feeder and has never
once refused a meal offering. He's already ready to
be shipped, but the Pastel Jigsaw has to wean up too.
Just today I found out I can only have one of the males..
Adore the look and genetic potential of the Pastel Jigsaw
and love the individuality and aggressive feeding of the
Mojave Spinner Paradox, but I leave it up to ICmag now!
choom(0:
ball python morphs from Texas for
an amazing combo package price &
am lividly excited for them to become
ready to leave! But today I realized I
I need to buy way more soil than my
first rough calculation estimated, so
in order to get my new solo ship afloat
I need to really make a hard choice
here personally, I really REALLY want
both of them! Their traits I enjoy equal
so I thought it would be fun to let ICmag
choose my first 3-gene ball python morph!
I was really surprised how many people
on International Cannagraphic Magazine
also had snakes and reptiles, so this came
into my mind. Here are the pictures & info!
Pastel Jigsaw aka {Pastel X Mojave X Pinstripe}
I love the Jigsaw { Mojave X Pinstripe} combo
SO much..and the Pastel gene compared to a
regular Jigsaw, brightens it up while making the
pattern twice as busy with a faded head on top.
This snake is weeks younger, and the breeder
says that he didn't take his first meal but today
he took his second pinkie offering so after his
next successful feed they'll be ready to go....
The genetic potential of this snake is crazy,
being able to produce Lemonblasts {Pastel X
Pinstripe}, Pastaves {Mojave X Pastel}, Jigsaws
{Mojave X Pinstripe}, Mojaves, Pins, & Pastels;
along with the inevitable regulars just when you
breed this boy to a regular..the amount of combos
you can chance only goes up and up with more genes
from the mothers end of the genepool. Now next off..
Mojave Spinner Paradox aka {Mojave X Spider X Pinstripe}
This combo also brings a lot to the table, making
able to chance Jigsaws, Spinners, Spiders, Mojaves,
Pinstripes, and regulars. While the Pastel Jigsaw is
able to make 3 2-gene morphs and produce 3 base
morphs opposed to 2 2-genes and 3 base morphs.
The white paradox blotch on his side is random and
not based on genetics, just nice and lucky chance.
The Spider gene while equally popular to the also
flexible Pastel gene, has a chance to produce balls
with a genetic head wobble deficiency at random.
My breeder assured me that this male doesn't have
a noticeable wobble, even when striking, when most
that aren't noticeable usually just jiggle a second
before striking. I just wouldn't want to produce
wobblers I know of the chance and know that it is
harmless, but I wouldn't want people getting pets
from me to be freaked out by any head wobbling
or assume that it's my fault because they don't
know about the genetics involved with their morph.
But what I really love about this male is that he is
reportedly a VERY aggressive feeder and has never
once refused a meal offering. He's already ready to
be shipped, but the Pastel Jigsaw has to wean up too.
Just today I found out I can only have one of the males..
Adore the look and genetic potential of the Pastel Jigsaw
and love the individuality and aggressive feeding of the
Mojave Spinner Paradox, but I leave it up to ICmag now!
choom(0:
