Talking about recessive ball pythons!!

[@straightblastpythons]

Man, that girl is keeping her colors and contrasts perfectly. I'm glad she proved for the tripple. I still need to shed test her sister. Yours is probably the nicest Bumblebee I've seen brightness wise though. Can't wait to see her babies in the future!

[@batcaveperformance]

I agree with you completely. I have a scaleless head het pied and it looks amazing for what should be a normal looking snake. I’ve picked up a few “possibles” recently that I’m pretty sure will prove out. The crazy part is you can usually get possibles for a fraction of the cost and now with genetic testing you can test them long before needing to breed for proof.

[@acaciaballpythons]

Omg the little Axanthic tryna git the camera man😆

[@P0HTAT0]

I have 3 different Double het Pied/Clowns but one of them has a little more to it, it's also Leopard Enchi he is so different looking mostly in his color. He for sure isn't a lesser but has that coloration with so much gold and tan with hardly any noticeable brown. The two females who are just double het have a small amount of extra yellow at the base of the Alian heads but normal colors otherwise. Last bit of the point I also have plenty of leopard combos that are not het's that do not have this extra flare.

[@Bullish369]

I have several pied females and several pied het hypo females. Every single pied het hypo female has a distinctly lighter brown in the saddle color and they are all very clean and crisp.

[@dvlexotics2177]

I absolutely love that bumble bee so bright clear and crisp. Those were the first morph combos I made and back then both morphs were still kinda pricey for the time... And nerd being my local breeder/pet store you can imagine I paid more because of the nerd line. Back then the bumble bees wore so bright even into adulthood if you had the best lines of both genes otherwise they were kind of darkish especially when adults.. now I can't believe all the genes the combos it's insane. I haven't bred ball pythons in 6 years sense my daughter passed away. I kinda lost the drive and I had to sell off a lot of my breeding stock to pay for the funeral. I'd like to get back into breeding but so much to choose from these days and all I have is my very first female I ever bought which is a volta normal import female and my first male spider. Which neither is ever breed again as they are both pretty old now. Any suggestions on what genes I should look into. A project that will pay for itself would be ideal as I'm not looking for a bunch of pets I can feed and look at while my bank account drains..

[@OlympusReptiles]

If paying for itself, would just make sure it was recessive. Better at holding value. Sorry about your daughter, nobody should go through that.